Winter's not over yet: 3rd storm forecast for Monday

by Kevin Yarr

Islanders can expect the third winter storm in less than a week on Monday.

Plows finding abandoned cars as they start on storm cleanup

by Kevin Yarr

Dispatchers have sent out the plows on P.E.I. to clean up after an overnight storm, and are asking drivers to give them the space to work.

P.E.I. unemployed fall under 8,000

by Kevin Yarr

The P.E.I. job market started the new year on a strong note, with a jump in the number of full-time jobs.

5 escape house fire during winter storm

by Kevin Yarr

A couple and their three children were able to escape from their burning home in Borden-Carleton, P.E.I. Friday morning during a raging winter storm, according to the P.E.I. Fire Marshal's Office.

Live Storm Centre: Get the latest closures, outages and travel information

Get the latest road conditions, school cancellations and power outages from Storm Centre P.E.I.

Capturing memories: Looking back over 50 years of the P.E.I. Symphony

by Kevin Yarr

The P.E.I. Symphony Orchestra is calling out to musician alumni and audience members for their memories and mementos of the 50 years since the orchestra was founded.

African dance school hoping for P.E.I. location

by Kevin Yarr

A dance company that once performed for Barack Obama is planning to set up shop on P.E.I.

Like a phoenix out of the ashes: P.E.I. barbershop reopens for 3rd time

by Natalia Goodwin

Rose Savard stands with her hands in a clients hair, clippers whirring. It's a familiar feeling, an act that she has been doing for 50 years.

'It creeps in slowly, then … envelops you': Anna Howard's sister reflects on depression

by Karen Mair

Anna Howard's body was found on Brackley Beach on Jan. 28. Her sister Emily talks about Anna's happy, positive loving side and how her bipolar disorder eventually took over.

Friends plan reunion for 20th anniversary of kidney transplant

by Malcolm Campbell

Islander Cathy Binette knew she had kidney disease when she met Pat MacAskill, what she didn't know was MacAskill would give her a kidney and a through that, a new lease on life.

A full moon, an eclipse and a comet — all in one night

by Nicole Mortillaro

Friday night there will be a rare occurrence of three astronomical treats.

Analysis Census shows Conservatives still hold sway in Canada's fastest growing regions

by Éric Grenier

The 2016 census results released this week by Statistics Canada show the country's population growing in the West and nearly stagnant in the East. That's good news for the Conservatives.

Art and nutrition - and how to combine them for healthier patients

by Viola Pruss

Catherine Morley teaches her students not to bore their patients with lectures on proper nutrition when they're sick, but to explain it to them through art.

Effectiveness of school advisory councils questioned

by Kerry Campbell

Several members of the province’s district advisory councils are questioning the role the councils play within P.E.I.’s education system, and whether they’re an effective way for Islanders to influence that system.

Three Island singers to perform at Valentine's Day Heartbreak Hotel dinner

by Viola Pruss

The dinner will include a three-course meal, lots of chocolate and music by singers and songwriters Nick Doneff, Catherine MacLellan and Dennis Ellsworth.

Island veterans receiving handmade valentines, hand delivered by naval reserves

by Nancy Russell

P.E.I. veterans are feeling a little love as Valentine's Day approaches as they receive handmade cards, hand delivered by members of the naval reserves.

Islanders prepare for storm after seeing fellow Maritimers go days without power

by Krystalle Ramlakhan

Islanders are preparing for an expected storm and strong winds Thursday night, after seeing New Brunswick get hit hard with weather in the past few weeks and people go days without power.

Donald James Gormley gets 6 months in jail for sexual messages with teen girls

by Brian Higgins

A man from Charlottetown has been sentenced to six months in jail for sexually communicating with teenage girls over Facebook.

Lawn-care company questions Summerside pesticide ban

A lawn-care company in Summerside, P.E.I., says the city's proposed pesticide bylaw is too onerous and costly.

Stratford increasing water, sewer rates July 1

Water and sewer rates are going up in the Town of Stratford. Beginning July 1, residents will pay an extra $67 a year, according to budget documents released Wednesday.

Is that a blizzard on the horizon?

by Kevin Yarr

If you're wondering why Environment Canada hasn't issued a blizzard warning for the winter storm coming Thursday night, read on.

CBC's new Anne series premieres March 19

CBC's new Anne series will get its two-hour world premiere March 19.

5 years and $500K later, Morell Community Rink ready to rebuild

by Kevin Yarr

After more than five years of fundraising efforts, the Morell Community Rink is now closer to getting much-needed renovations.

High school police officer Tim Keizer awarded for community work

by Kevin Yarr

Charlottetown Police officer Tim Keizer has been given this year's Vocational Service award by the Rotary Club of Hillsborough.

Have a look at this week's wild temperature swings

by Kevin Yarr

There may not have been a lot of snow in Wednesday's storm, but there was a wild ride on the Celcius scale.