Roaring crowd welcomes Pierre Poilievre for first election visit to P.E.I.
It is the first official visit for a party leader during the federal election campaign, and the crowd cheered Pierre ...
Avian flu is spurring a shortage of broiler chicks, leaving P.E.I. producers in a bind
Also known as meat chicks, broilers eventually grow into the chickens Islanders buy at grocery stores and that some raise in ...
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P.E.I. Fashion Weekend returns April 4-5
Prince Edward Island is set to host its biggest style, design, and art showcase as P.E.I. Fashion Weekend returns on April 4 ...
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Residential sector drives employment growth in PEI's construction industry to 2034, with mostly balanced labour markets projected
Both the residential and non-residential construction sectors in Prince Edward Island recorded growth in 2024, with the ...
Conservative Leader Pierre Poilievre to visit P.E.I. on Tuesday
Conservative Party of Canada Leader Pierre Poilievre is set to make his first campaign visit to Prince Edward Island on ...
P.E.I. Schools Cancelled Due to Freezing Rain Warning
Introduction Monday morning greeted residents of Prince Edward Island (P.E.I.) with a freezing rain warning, prompting significant disruptions across the province. This article explores the impact of ...
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Province's Temporary Foreign Workers Protection Act take effect April 1
The first phase of Prince Edward Island’s Temporary Foreign Workers Protection Act is set to take effect by April 1.
The last carbon rebate is coming. How much will Canadians get?
Canadians in eight provinces will receive the last carbon rebate later this month as the federal consumer carbon price comes to an end Tuesday.
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Ice and rain move through the Maritimes, but worst is over says Environment Canada
Freezing rain left trees and power lines coated and roads slick this morning as Environment Canada issued weather warnings ...
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Hundreds of thousands still without power as ice storm moves east
More than 200,000 Ontarians are without power as this weekend's ice storm moves east, threatening parts of New Brunswick and Prince Edward Island.