• Charlottetown sets date for public meeting on short-term rentals
• Charlottetown's John A. Macdonald statue defaced again
• Woman fined for large gathering in Charlottetown, P.E.I.
• P.E.I. getting more than 47,000 extra doses of the Pfizer vaccine in May and June
• Gas prices rise 1-cent per litre in PEI
• Grants for community groups will help support inclusion and leadership for women
• Three-day lockdown ends, schools and businesses to reopen on Prince Edward Island
• DON MILLS: Positive news on population growth
• P.E.I to adopt Telus Health’s electronic medical record system
• P.E.I. airsoft seller says Bill C-21 would end his business and sport
• Summerside, P.E.I. woman crafts flowers, jewelry, from leather
• Charlottetown Islanders latest QMJHL team shutdown over COVID rules
• Roman Catholic Bishop of Charlottetown resigns, plans to start chemo
• UPDATE: P.E.I. government launching $1-million fund to support workers affected by COVID-19 restrictions
• P.E.I. dining rooms to reopen March 4 with revised restrictions
• Offices Temporarily Closed Due to Public Health Restrictions
• Halifax airport hopes to follow Charlottetown’s lead with rapid testing project
• 50 new electric vehicle charging stations coming to P.E.I. in 2021
• Statement from the GCACC on new modified red level restrictive measures
• Modified Red Restricted Measures for Prince Edward Island; five new cases announced
• Globe Climate: Changemakers said something needs to be done. They’re doing it.
• P.E.I. airsoft seller says Bill C-21 would end his business and sport
• Three-day lockdown to curb COVID-19 outbreak takes effect in Prince Edward Island
• Liam and Kim Dolan honoured for P.E.I. tourism entrepreneurship
• Islanders affected by COVID-19 measures offered financial relief
• Schools closed, no gatherings for 72 hours as P.E.I. moves to red stage
• CHARLOTTETOWN CHAMBER: Basic income guarantee not guaranteed success
• Chow time: Everything you need to know when picking out the perfect cut of meat
• I Know You takes the stage of The Guild on Feb. 25
• Environmental bill of rights focus of ECOPEI AGM Feb. 23, 2021
• Facility upgrades on the way in Charlottetown
• Charlottetown businessman creates $100,000 endowment fund for Queen Elizabeth Hospital Foundation
• Somru BioScience and Veeda Clinical Research Announce Joint Venture Global Biotherapeutic Contract Research Organization (CRO) in India
• 84-unit apartment building proposed for downtown Charlottetown
• Why some don't believe a basic income is the best way to reduce poverty on P.E.I.
• Dining room reopens at Culinary Institute in Charlottetown
• Founders' Hall Market wants to add value to its outdoor space
• Pandemic boosts betting at Charlottetown race track
• Couple crowdfunds for return to P.E.I. during COVID-19 pandemic
• Prince Edward Island Premier Dennis King shuffles five members of his cabinet
• UPDATE: Charlottetown tenant put out apartment fire himself, which fire inspector discourages
• Works of prominent artist of the 1960s-70s on display at Charlottetown art gallery
• Charlottetown demonstrators call attention to India protests over agriculture reforms
• P.E.I. man who used stolen MasterCard jailed
• Repeat sex offender in P.E.I. who breached four court orders sentenced to 10 months in jail
• Bringing Charlottetown traffic unit back would cost $500,000
• Charlottetown Food Council developing local food asset map
• Mass gatherings on P.E.I. unlikely this summer
• Masks do 'not replace physical distancing,' says Dr. Heather Morrison
• Facing fears workers won't work, P.E.I. asks Ottawa to change COVID benefits programs
• P.E.I. to remain closed to non-residents as COVID-19 restrictions eased
• P.E.I. has yet to have a COVID-19 hospitalization but hasn't dodged the economic impact of pandemic
• P.E.I. woman who drove to McDonald's drunk gets jail time
• Charlottetown mayor says people heeding physical distancing rules in parks, neighbourhoods
• Charlottetown apartment resident refuses to give up fight against eviction order
• Charlottetown utility implements financial relief, flexibility measures
• Charlottetown woman charged with assault, mischief
• Charlottetown man offering virtual walks on YouTube for those self-isolating
• Charlottetown mayor says city working to upgrade trail system to give people room to get some fresh air
• Charlottetown business helps create T-shirt to honour P.E.I.'s chief public health officer
• P.E.I. considering more stringent essential travel rules
• Charlottetown business comes up with custom-made fundraising idea
• Charlottetown chef set to compete on Food Network Canada reality show
• Coronavirus pandemic prompts changes for Charlottetown airport
• Charlottetown man offering virtual walks on YouTube for those self-isolating
• Plumbing issue lands Charlottetown market in hot water after inspection
• Flutist Aurell featured at Charlottetown Kirk of St. James recital July 25
• Murray sparks offensive attack as Charlottetown/Sherwood team trims Summerside Chevys
• Charlottetown will not reconsider asphalt plant decision
• Charlottetown roundabout construction causing headaches for drivers
• Charlottetown ob-gyn clinic moving to new location
• LETTER: Charlottetown cab services need to improve
• LETTER: Critical of Charlottetown cabs
• Quebec City trip for FCM meetings costs Charlottetown taxpayers almost $44,000
• Green, clean and friendly: Solar pedal bus launches in Charlottetown
• 52 residents displaced by Charlottetown apartment fire find temporary housing
• Charlottetown parks get water fountains