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Summerside gives preliminary approval to 17-lot mini home subdivision
A new 17-lot subdivision for manufactured homes is moving forward in Summerside, with the project from Traveller's Rest Mini Homes Ltd. getting preliminary approval Wednesday.
Police ask for public help over 3 suspicious fires at abandoned homes in western P.E.I.
RCMP on Prince Edward Island are asking for the public's help in solving a series of suspicious fires in the western part of the Island, including two set at the same property just a week apart.
UPEI scholar appointed to Order of Canada for contributions to L.M. Montgomery's legacy
A Prince Edward Island academic has been appointed to the Order of Canada. Elizabeth 'Betsy' Epperly was made a member for her contributions to elevating the works of Lucy Maud Montgomery, the author of Anne of Green Gables.
Heat warning in effect for all of P.E.I. on Wednesday and Thursday
A heat warning has been issued for all of Prince Edward Island, with temperatures possibly soaring to 30 C on on Wednesday and Thursday, feeling like 37.
P.E.I.'s 2024 farm income hike bucked national trend, but federation says all is not rosy
Despite national declines, farm income on P.E.I. rose in 2024. But the P.E.I. Federation of Agriculture warns the numbers don't reflect ongoing challenges Island farmers have faced over the past year.
No new measles cases on P.E.I. but 15 people now identified as being at risk, CPHO says
Prince Edward Island’s Chief Public Health Office says a total of 15 people have now been identified as at risk after potential exposure to measles, following the confirmation of two cases last week.
Some N.S.-P.E.I. crossings resume after technical issues with MV Confederation
The ferry service between Prince Edward Island and Nova Scotia was disrupted again on Monday, with all Northumberland Ferries runs off in the morning and only scaled-back crossings in the afternoon and evening.
47 years — and some clashes — later, Pride flag seems to be gaining more Island allies
Forty-seven years after the rainbow Pride flag was first raised, Pride P.E.I. says the symbol still holds deep meaning as a sign of progress and a reminder that more work remains to be done for true inclusion.
Islanders are being asked to help track the rare smooth greensnake this summer
If you spot a smooth greensnake in the wild on Prince Edward Island, the province’s Forests, Fish and Wildlife division wants to hear from you. Officials are hoping to gather data on the elusive reptile, considered the rarest snake on the Island.
P.E.I. Humane Society launches fundraising push to help finish new shelter's key facilities
The P.E.I. Humane Society's new shelter is nearly complete, but with a few key features still unfinished, the organization is making one last fundraising push to let it fully equip the space.