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Dozens of e-bikes coming to eastern P.E.I. this spring through new rental program
E-bike rentals will soon be available in communities across Kings County, thanks to a new partnership between Active Communities Development Inc. and the region's municipalities.
P.E.I. Nurses' Union applauds change to Canada Health Act
P.E.I. Nurses' Union welcomes the recent change to the Canada Health Act, which will allow nurse practitioners to contribute more to the healthcare system on the Island.
Work underway to protect Souris causeway from erosion
Work is being done to prevent erosion and improve shoreline protection along the Souris causeway.
Provincial officials outline plans to address MSX crisis
Provincial officials provided more details to MLAs on Thursday about ongoing efforts to tackle the devastating oyster parasite MSX.
P.E.I. farmland loss reaching crisis levels, warns federation of agriculture
Prince Edward Island is rapidly losing valuable agricultural land to residential development and the provincial government is failing to act, warns the P.E.I. Federation of Agriculture.
P.E.I. gas, heating oil, diesel prices jump up in unscheduled change
P.E.I.'s Island Regulatory and Appeals Commission announced an increase in the prices of gas, heating oil, and diesel overnight, one day ahead of the regular weekly price review.
P.E.I. firefighters, paramedics overwhelmed by increased delays and workloads, MLAs hear
Firefighters and paramedics on P.E.I. are sounding the alarm over increased workloads and delays for emergency medical services that are impacting their mental health and complicating recruitment and retention.
Snowy and icy roads lead to delays for some schools on P.E.I.
Islanders woke up Wednesday morning to snow-covered roads with icy patches, prompting delays for some P.E.I. schools
P.E.I. cancels plans to buy new electric school buses amid Lion Electric's financial troubles
The province has halted plans to purchase more electric school buses due to the financial uncertainty surrounding the company that manufactures most of the vehicles for P.E.I.
Charlottetown man finds hope with new job board for people with disabilities
Canada now has an online job board for people with disabilities. It launches this week at the end of the Untapped Talent Summit held by the Canadian Council on Rehabilitation and Work.