Cable award: Island photographer lands prize for power cable image

You can find art everywhere you look, and photographer Berri Wood knows how to turn the everyday into something beautiful.

'It's totally offensive': Charlottetown resident concerned about new LED lights

by Tom Steepe

Phil Ferraro says new LED streetlights, which were installed two weeks ago, are keeping him and his wife up at night.

Construction for Cornwall bypass has apartment building on the move

by Nicole Williams

Tenants of 3 York Point Road will have to move because of the installation of a new roundabout as part of the Cornwall bypass construction, but they'll be moving back into the same apartment building.

Expansion good for basketball league, says Island Storm executive

Island Storm officials are excited about a new team starting up in Sudbury, Ont., next year and potential expansion to St. John’s.

Judge orders new hearing in mental health discrimination case

by Brian Higgins

The P.E.I. Supreme Court has rejected the findings of a human rights panel that ruled the provincial government discriminated against a woman with mental illness.

Paderno company being sold, but 'business as usual' for P.E.I.

by Shane Ross

Canadian Tire has announced it plans to purchase Padinox, the P.E.I.-based company that owns the Canadian rights to the Paderno brand.

WW I replica planes to make stop in P.E.I.

Four of the First World War replica biplanes that flew over the Vimy Monument during the anniversary ceremony last month will be on P.E.I. for the long weekend in May.

Living walls, fix-it workshops, and a piano: Charlottetown micro-grant recipients

by Kevin Yarr

The City of Charlottetown has announced its community sustainability micro-grants for 2017.

P.E.I. proposed electoral districts: By the numbers

by Kevin Yarr

On Tuesday the P.E.I. Electoral Boundaries Commission released its proposed new map of electoral boundaries for the province.

Island chef celebrating Canada 150 in Africa

Chef Ilona Daniel will use Canadian foods such as lobster, mussels and beef in the meal she prepares for some 800 guests, but it will be fused with local Ethiopian ingredients.

P.E.I. Opposition questions finance minister's knowledge of e-gaming file

by Kerry Campbell

The Official Opposition tabled emails from P.E.I.'s former finance minister Wes Sheridan in the legislature Tuesday, using them to raise questions about the current finance minister's previous knowledge of the province's e-gaming affair.

12-year-old taking film to TIFF showcase

by Kevin Yarr

A young filmmaker from P.E.I. is heading to a showcase sponsored by one of the world's most prestigious film festivals this weekend.

Charlottetown Airport working to keep passengers from flying out of other airports

by Krystalle Ramlakhan

About one quarter of people flying to or from P.E.I. did not use the Charlottetown Airport last year.

Spotted a jellyfish? Let Bethany Nordstrom know

by Kevin Yarr

If you've seen a jellyfish a researcher from Dalhousie University wants to know about it.

Eatery turns to Facebook to repay $70 tip for liver and onions

by Elizabeth Fraser

The owner of Claudine's Eatery in Fredericton thought something was off about a $70 tip for a $55 meal of liver and onions for three.

Where the streets have no name? Beer and High street signs disappear regularly

by Laura Meader

Signs go missing, mainly at 3 a.m on weekends. Who could have guessed?

Confederation Centre hopes survey will increase visibility

by Nancy Russell

The Confederation Centre of the Arts hopes a survey will provide information on how to better promote the centre's activities.

CBC Investigates Millions in suspected Russian crime proceeds flowed through Canadian banks, companies

by Diana Swain and Jennifer Fowler

A powerful Russian crime syndicate that’s accused of laundering hundreds of millions of dollars around the world appears to have also flowed millions through nearly 30 Canadian bank accounts.

Air Canada leaves teen 'trapped' alone overnight at Toronto's Pearson airport

by Jody Porter

Air Canada cannot use construction at Toronto's Pearson airport as an excuse for forcing a 15-year-old to spend a long, scary night alone, says the boy's mother.

Island-hopping: P.E.I. colleges try to woo students from Magdalen Islands

P.E.I.'s Holland College and Collège de l'Île are selling their programs to students from the Magdalen Islands, now that there's a partnership in place for shared classes in both languages.

'Critical to get that information out': Charlottetown emergency alert system to roll out in fall

by Tom Steepe

Charlottetown's new mass emergency notification system is scheduled to roll out in the fall, but city employees have already began testing the system.

Health PEI hires doctor with expertise in mobile crisis response

by Noah Richardson

Health PEI has hired a new psychiatrist to practice on the Island — one who specializes in mobile crisis response.

Island's Electoral Boundaries Commission releases new districts

by Jordan Gill

The Island’s Electoral Boundaries Commission has released their recommendations for new electoral districts in the province Tuesday.

Women's Institute bags in fewer locations after 'misuse'

by Nancy Russell

The familiar Roadside Cleanup bags with the P.E.I. Women's Institute logo are being handed out in fewer locations this year because of concerns that Islanders have been stockpiling them and using them all year.

Festival of Small Halls offers discount to lure younger patrons

by Noah Richardson

An annual summer festival on P.E.I. is launching a new discount on tickets in the hopes of drawing younger people to its shows.

An indecent proposal? The Harbourfront Players present Bedtime Stories

by Jordan Gill

Bedtime Stories, a play written by Norm Foster, includes many stories, but one couples decision to be intimate over the airwaves permeates them all.