Opposition leader Olive Crane is calling once again for the Ghiz government to make a decision on the future of a new central hospital for western P.E.I.
Harness Racing P.E.I. has called in Charlottetown police to investigate missing money, and a criminal investigation is now focused on a former employee.
The Atlantic Lottery Corporation will be shelling out double the number of prizes for the "Bucko" draw held Monday after a mistake was made recording the winning number.
An analyst with the Canadian Cancer Society told a legislative committee Thursday that P.E.I. has fallen behind when it comes to legislation that discourages smoking.
The P.E.I. cabinet has decided that cattle roaming the roads and fields in a community near Montague will be rounded up and held until their owner pays a fine.
Months after saying it would take a few weeks to review a radiologist's work, P.E.I.'s health department still doesn't know when the review will be released.
The company that operates Charlottetown buses says it has a homegrown solution to a problem that has for years limited transit access for Islanders with disabilities.
Parents in Charlottetown should work together to determine which core area elementary schools should close, says the Prince Street Home and School Association.
The Canadian seafood industry is battling crises on two fronts, as it copes with Iceland's collapsing banking system in the east and a plummeting restaurant market to the south.
Two candidates in the P.E.I. riding of Cardigan are accusing the Liberal candidate of trying to scare voters by telling them the federal Employment Insurance program is in jeopardy.
A survey of Progressive Conservative MLAs has found only one who received any money from the controversial Provincial Nominee Program, says a former Tory cabinet minister.
