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P.E.I. man on a mission to make Island roads cleaner, one ditch at a time
Madison Dunn finds it tough to turn a blind eye to the amount of trash littered along Prince Edward Island’s roadsides. He and his cousin decided to do something about it.
P.E.I. in line with national trend after 'huge' first day of advance voting in federal election
Prince Edward Islanders appear to have turned out in droves to vote on the first day of advance polling in the federal election, with many waiting in long lines for an hour or more.
P.E.I. minister 'amazed, inspired and hopeful' after taking part in Last Supper recreation
A Prince Edward Island minister is part of a reimagining of The Last Supper that aims to capture the country’s diversity.
Cardigan River's waters are clear after last year's fish kill, and residents are cautiously optimistic
The cause of a fish kill last summer in an eastern P.E.I. river remains a mystery, and some are keeping a close eye on the state of the water.
P.E.I. government moving too fast on easing interprovincial trade restrictions, say opposition parties
Opposition parties on P.E.I. are urging caution when it comes to the Progressive Conservatives’ proposed bill to eliminate trade barriers between provinces.
Candidate event aims to engage P.E.I. students in democracy, even if they can't vote yet
Candidates in P.E.I.’s Malpeque riding fielded questions on important federal election issues Tuesday, even though the people they were trying to sway won’t get a vote on April 28.
Union expresses 'deep concern' for faculty and staff after P.E.I. college suspends programs
The union representing most of the workers affected by Holland College’s programming cuts says it met with the school’s administration over the weekend to talk about next steps.
Charlottetown man facing multiple child sex offence charges, police say
A 22-year-old Charlottetown man faces several charges including child luring and sexual assault, the city’s police force says.
Talking politics with family and friends? Start with curiosity and respect, says P.E.I. psychologist
The federal election is coming up on April 28, and campaigns can stir up lots of opinion and emotions.
Pledge to restore Summerside hospital's ICU met with relief, but province urged to keep hiring
There’s cautious optimism in Prince County after the P.E.I. government promised to reopen the intensive-care unit at the region’s largest hospital this summer.