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P.E.I. work program for young adults with disabilities is now seeking fall applicants
A work program that helps young adults on P.E.I. with intellectual disabilities or autism spectrum disorder to gain job skills is now accepting applications for its fall internship.
Public sector workers rally in Charlottetown for better support and against privatization
Dozens of people rallied in Charlottetown on Thursday to urge the province to better support public services and recognize the essential workers who maintain them.
Mark Ledwell announces bid for P.E.I. Progressive Conservative leadership
Lawyer Mark Ledwell says he's running for the leadership of the Progressive Conservative Party of Prince Edward Island.
Community leader, environment groups recognized for reconciliation efforts on P.E.I.
Two P.E.I. organizations and a local community leader have been honoured at the fifth annual Reconciliation Recognition Awards in Charlottetown as part of Indigenous Awareness Week.
P.E.I. teens organize walk and run this weekend to support youth mental health
What started out as a class project has become a much bigger undertaking. A group of high school students is hosting a walk and run in Stratford this weekend, and it's all in support of youth mental health.
Island farmers face uncertainty as planting season begins with trade tensions looming
As planting season gets underway for many potato farmers on Prince Edward Island, growers say they are facing an unusual level of uncertainty this year, for reasons ranging from rising costs to global trade tensions.
New immigration minister must address low Atlantic Canada retention rates, expert says
An economist in New Brunswick says Canada's new immigration minister needs to consider how to keep immigrants in Atlantic Canada, a region that has historically struggled to convince newcomers they should stay for more than a year or two.
P.E.I.'s Filipino community to host dragon boat festival in Charlottetown this summer
The Filipino community in P.E.I. is bringing a piece of its heritage to Charlottetown this summer by organizing a dragon boat racing festival.
Lennox Island says it will defend treaty rights after DFO seizes lobster traps
Lennox Island First Nation is calling out what it describes as "aggressive enforcement" by the Department of Fisheries and Oceans after lobster traps were seized from its treaty-protected fishery in Malpeque, P.E.I., and Alberton, P.E.I., on Sunday.
Businesses in rural P.E.I. adapting, seeking new markets amid global tariff turmoil
Several rural business owners in Prince Edward Island are feeling the pressure of an uncertain global trade environment, much of it sparked by U.S. President Donald Trump’s tariffs, but many say they will be able to adapt and find opportunities.