After a challenging 2023, The Guild has a new auditorium setup and new ideas. For years, the small, black box theatre contained permanent bleachers for shows. But now, the risers are gone and black paint has been peeled off the windows. Brian ...

P.E.I. has signed a brokerage agreement with a Saskatchewan college that will allow more internationally trained nurses living on the Island to become accredited to work in Canada. The deal with Saskatchewan Polytechnic, commonly known as Sask ...

The Prince Edward Island Trappers Association doesn’t think a complete ban on trapping is a good idea, but its members believe there are solutions to prevent unfortunate incidents where pets get caught in traps. Representatives from the association, ...

A man has been arrested in St. Roch, P.E.I., after RCMP responded to a call of an agitated man with a firearm.  Responding with what an RCMP news release described as a "strong presence," late afternoon on Saturday, May 11, officers contained the ...

Most of the 10 wind turbines at the Hermanville wind farm are working again following $15 million in repairs during the past several months, says the CEO of the P.E.I. Energy Corporation. Tyson Bradley said additional money was spent on purchasing ...

The City of Summerside says two-way traffic on Water Street East will continue to be affected on into Monday, May 13. The contractor needs more time as part of the ongoing east-west housing corridor construction, which has reduced the road to one ...

The RCMP and the Town of Stratford are asking people to check on their vacant properties after four people were found squatting on an abandoned property in Stratford. In March, the RCMP received a call that someone was approaching a vacant property ...

A new website and two new guides are now available to help P.E.I. residents learn about the risks of coastal and inland flooding. P.E.I.’s Climate Hazard & Risk Information System (CHRIS), launched last month and already tallying almost 4,000 ...

A final decision has arrived.  The Downtown Farmers’ and Artisans’ Market in Charlottetown will relocate to Confederation Landing Park, shifting gears from a proposed move to the front of Founders’ Food Hall. City council voted on a pair of ...

Some foreign workers in P.E.I. say recent changes to the province’s population growth strategy are dashing their hopes of becoming Canadian permanent residents. Back in February, the provincial government announced its population growth framework ...