New Irish women fought bravely in Easter Rising, says UPEI professor

by Susan Bradley

Woman have played many roles, from armed rebels to nurses, while serving the Irish republican cause in the 100 years since the Easter Rising, says UPEI professor Susan Brown.

New Should P.E.I. have a new arts council? Some artists think so

by Sara Fraser

Some Island artists are calling for the creation of an organization similar to the now-defunct P.E.I. Council of the Arts.

New Chris Palmer sworn in as Liberal MLA

by Lindsay Carroll

P.E.I.'s newest MLA, Chris Palmer, was sworn-in today as an official member of the Legislative Assembly, representing Summerside-Wilmot.

Military and Legion don vintage uniforms to hand out free poppies

by Lindsay Carroll

Members of HMCS Charlottetown and the Legion Branch 1 brought a bit of history to downtown Charlottetown Monday as they handed out poppies to the public.

$3.7M in highway upgrades coming for P.E.I.

by Sara Fraser

Highway upgrades for P.E.I. worth more than $3.7 million should improve traffic flow, increase safety and boost economic growth by making links from farms to markets more efficient, the federal and provincial governments announced Monday.

'You need to vote' whether you want change or not: Elections P.E.I.

by Kevin Yarr

With just hours left for Prince Edward Islanders to vote in an electoral reform plebiscite, Elections P.E.I. is urging people to get out and cast their ballot.

P.E.I. screenplay short-listed in prestigious contest

by Sara Fraser

Adam Perry's film A Small Fortune is one of 47 semi-finalists in feature category of the Shore Scripts Screenwriting Contest.

Car rear-ends school bus, driver seriously injured

by Kevin Yarr

RCMP are investigating a collision involving a school bus in eastern P.E.I. Monday morning.

P.E.I. breweries bring home Atlantic beer medals

by Kevin Yarr

Two Island breweries came home with hardware from the Atlantic Canadian Beer Awards over the weekend.

Get kids' bikes off the street, says Cycling PEI

by Kevin Yarr

Cycling PEI wants to give children in the province the opportunity to bicycle on the sidewalk, rather than on streets and highways.

Scavenger hunt engages community on energy conservation

by Kevin Yarr

People in Stratford, P.E.I., were on the hunt Sunday, literally, for ways for the town to conserve energy.

Voter turnout in electoral reform plebiscite remains low

by Kevin Yarr

With voting in the P.E.I. plebiscite on electoral reform going into its last day turnout at the polls remains low.

Just Passing Through wins national comedy award

by Kevin Yarr

The P.E.I.-based comedy series Just Passing Through has won a Canadian Comedy Award.

Hitting the jackpot with lucky community fundraisers

by Nancy Russell

People in eastern P.E.I. have taken the Chase the Ace phenomenon and made it their own, and the Rotary Club of Montague has found its own fundraising gold mine.

Morell High grad uses music, film to bring WWI to life

by Nancy Russell

Shane Pendergast has found a lot of inspiration in the stories around Remembrance Day. The Morell High grad will lay a wreath at the ceremony in Ottawa.

Ferry crossing reduced between P.E.I. and N.S.

The ferry schedule changes Monday for Northumberland Ferries.

Analysis Is your bank ripping you off? Would you even know?

by Peter Armstrong

CIBC must pay back $73 million in fees it improperly charged customers for 14 years, while customers looking at their monthly statements all that time would never have noticed. Is it time for more transparency in the financial services industry?

'Cape Breton if Trump Wins' site still generating American interest

by Michael MacDonald

The 'Cape Breton if Donald Trump Wins' website is still generating debate, discussion and genuine inquiries from Americans curious about moving to Nova Scotia's rugged northern island.

The art of making money as an artist on P.E.I.

by Shane Ross

A group of artists gathered on P.E.I. Sunday to learn from each other about earning more income through art.

Charlottetown pays tribute to veterans at recognition awards

The City of Charlottetown honoured seven people for their military service during the 2016 Veterans Recognition Awards on Sunday at the Charlottetown Hotel.

UPEI 'talking circles' boost international students' confidence

by Shane Ross

UPEI is hosting "talking circles" to help international students gain confidence in their English language skills.

Duet with Keith Urban inspires P.E.I. teen to get her 'dreams in motion'

by Nancy Russell

It's going to be hard to top a duet with Keith Urban, but 16-year-old singer-songwriter Julia Dunn is going to try.

Marathon Priest: Father Gerard Chaisson finds meaning in marathons

by Nancy Russell

Father Gerard Chaisson finds peace when he runs. This Sunday, he will have special inspiration as he runs his 8th marathon in New York City.

Bantam hockey team trades sticks for rakes

by Shane Ross

A minor hockey team in P.E.I. put their stick-handling skills to use Saturday by raking up leaves for seniors in Stratford.