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Stratford wants to know what people think about a proposed mobile food vendor bylaw
The Town of Stratford is seeking public feedback on its draft street vendor bylaw, which proposes new regulations for the operation and permitting of food trucks within the municipality.
EI relief coming soon if U.S. tariffs stay in place, says Charlottetown MP
Charlottetown MP Sean Casey says employment insurance relief will be introduced within weeks to help those who lose their jobs due to American tariffs, if those tariffs aren’t lifted quickly.
P.E.I. exporters looking to adapt as Canada-U.S. trade war begins
Prince Edward Island exporters are looking to adapt to the new trade reality after sweeping U.S. tariffs went into effect on Tuesday.
Summer events planned to celebrate West Point lighthouse turning 150 years old
An exhibit of art featuring the 1875 structure is among the events being planned to mark the occasion as the West Point lighthouse at Prince Edward Island's western tip celebrates a century and a half.
What Prince Edward Islanders need to know to navigate this tax season
Tax season officially kicked off Monday as the Canada Revenue Agency opened its filing portal. This year, there are a few important changes to be aware of.
Sport P.E.I. joins call to ban smelling salts from being used in Island rinks
The organization representing sports groups on Prince Edward Island is calling on Hockey P.E.I. to ban the use of smelling salts among young athletes, following concerns about their accessibility and potential health dangers.
More than 2,000 patients treated in 1st year of P.E.I.'s mental health and addictions ER
Prince Edward Island's mental health and addictions emergency department is celebrating its first year of operation this week, though a planned short-stay unit won't open until 'a really robust and stable staffing model' is in place.
Temporary fix in place, but Summerside's power grid remains vulnerable, mayor says
Summerside Mayor Dan Kutcher says a planned overnight power outage that was needed to help stabilize the city's power grid went well, but its electrical system remains vulnerable.
This flu season shaping up to be 'heavier' than last year, says P.E.I.'s top doctor
Prince Edward Island’s chief public health officer says this flu season is ramping up to be more significant than last year's, and anyone who's not already vaccinated should seek out a shot.
Bob Lucas to run for People's Party of Canada in Charlottetown riding
Charlottetown residents will have a new candidate to consider in the next federal election after the People’s Party of Canada introduced Bob Lucas as its representative for the riding.