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Satisfaction with P.E.I.'s King government holding steady, November poll suggests
Support for P.E.I. Premier Dennis King and his Progressive Conservative government continues to rebound, according to the latest polling numbers from Narrative Research.
P.E.I. could see 1st significant snowfall of the season to end the week
Islanders may want to dig their shovels out of storage this week, with Environment Canada predicting snow overnight Thursday.
Mayor of central P.E.I. town quits after his council backs a pricey pickleball project
Rowan Caseley handed in his letter of resignation late Monday night after a meeting where councillors of the central P.E.I. town voted in favour of a new pickleball facility at a total cost of over $500,000.
Volunteer group forms to explore growing need for safe shelter in Three Rivers, P.E.I.
A newly formed volunteer group in Three Rivers is advocating for a safe shelter for people experiencing homelessness in the eastern P.E.I. municipality.
Eastern P.E.I. teen sentenced to 2 years in custody for killing Tyson MacDonald
An 18-year-old has been sentenced to two years in jail, followed by an additional year of community supervision, after pleading guilty to manslaughter and interfering with human remains in the death of a fellow eastern P.E.I. teen in December 2023.
Group says Charlottetown needs accessible taxis, calls for a bylaw mandating them
The province and the city have partnered to offer a subsidy to help cab companies buy or refurbish accessible taxis, but Spinal Cord Injury P.E.I. says there have been no takers yet in Charlottetown.
Prince County man dies in head-on collision in western P.E.I., police say
A 76-year-old man was declared dead at the scene of a two-vehicle collision in western P.E.I. Tuesday afternoon.
P.E.I. RCMP will begin rolling out body cameras to officers this week
If you have an interaction with an RCMP officer on P.E.I. later this week, you might be on camera. The force is rolling out body-worn cameras to some of its officers on Wednesday, starting with its traffic services unit.
Former P.E.I. substitute teacher faces new charge of making child pornography, police say
Police said the latest charge stems from a historical incident that is not connected to Matthew Alan Craswell's previous employment as a substitute teacher.
As volunteers on P.E.I. face a community fridge conundrum, experts say governments need to step up
The idea is supposed to work like this: People with the means to donate grocery items drop them off at a community fridge so others can take what they need at any time without judgment or stigma. In reality, though, things are much different.