Video Blizzard cleanup proceeding slowly on P.E.I. in wake of storm

by Kevin Yarr, Sara Fraser

The cleanup from last night's blizzard is going to take some time after the storm dumped at least 40 centimetres of snow between midday and midnight Monday.

The different seasons and meanings of 'I love you': advice from a relationship columnist

by Viola Pruss

The meaning behind 'I love you' may change over time for couples, and that's a good thing says CBC relationship columnist Stacey MacKinnon.

Grocery, pharmacy, medical centre coming to Charlottetown's Queen Street

by Stephanie Brown

People in the Queen Street area of Charlottetown will have a new place to buy groceries in their neighbourhood as early as Thursday — Murphy's Pharmacies is opening a new pharmacy, food market and health centre.

P.E.I. RCMP investigate links among ATM thefts

by Sally Pitt

Following an ATM theft in Alexandra, P.E.I., RCMP say they're investigating links to other thefts across the Island and around the Maritimes.

Out of the blues: P.E.I. woman sets up mental health peer support group for mothers

by Nancy Russell

A P.E.I. woman has started a new group to bring mothers together to talk about mental health issues called Out of the Blues.

Trucks power boost in P.E.I. vehicle sales

by Kevin Yarr

Prince Edward Islanders were all over buying trucks in 2016, driving a big increase in vehicle sales.

'It'll save you hassle': P.E.I. online seller advises others to use new safe exchange zone

by Sara Fraser

A P.E.I. woman is advising people who buy and sell items online to use the new safe zone in front of the Charlottetown police station after her negative experience meeting a buyer last weekend.

Video Blizzard cleanup proceeding slowly on P.E.I. in wake of storm

by Kevin Yarr, Sara Fraser

The cleanup from last night's blizzard is going to take some time after the storm dumped at least 40 centimetres of snow between midday and midnight Monday.

'Nothing that could be done': Fire destroys Hayden Produce warehouse during blizzard

by Kevin Yarr, Sara Fraser

As a blizzard shut down P.E.I. overnight Monday a fire hit Hayden Produce in Vernon River, destroying a warehouse being used to store straw.

Valentine's cooking 'doesn't have to be over-the-top' says P.E.I. chef

by Sara Fraser

What makes a perfect romantic meal, whether it's at a five-star restaurant or cooked at home? Mainstreet P.E.I.'s Angela Walker asked Miguel Cervantes, the executive chef of Mavor's restaurant at the Confederation Centre of the Arts in Charlottetown, for some advice.

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.

More snow — yes, more snow — forecast for Thursday

by Kevin Yarr

Islanders will get another brief break on Wednesday before more snow comes to P.E.I. Thursday, according to the weather forecast.

Charlottetown school trip back underway after storm stay

by Kevin Yarr

Queen Charlotte Grade 9 students are on their way to Ottawa after a blizzard interrupted their school trip Monday.

'We were very worried': Blizzard doesn't stop births of 3 P.E.I. babies in storm

by Kevin Yarr, Sara Fraser

Very little was moving Monday night as a blizzard all but shut down P.E.I., but that didn't stop three new Islanders from making their debuts.

Stratford family spends night in igloo during blizzard

by Jesara Sinclair

A family from Stratford, P.E.I., spent Monday night in an igloo during blizzard conditions.

Storm could lead to Valentine's delay for flowers

by Kevin Yarr

If your Valentine flowers don't arrive Tuesday it might not be because he's not thinking of you.

P.E.I.'s Cameron O'Hanley preparing to try out for national para soccer team

by Terrence McEachern

Charlottetown’s Cameron O’Hanley has been invited to a one-day training session in Ontario in March to try and qualify for the Canada's Para Soccer National Team.

'It's very fast and exciting': Chinese immigrant shares love of Canada's game

by Tom Steepe

Roland Liu, who operates a local tour business, hopes to encourage more Chinese immigrants to settle in P.E.I. by helping them fall in love with local hockey.

Why heavy snowfall raises heart health warnings

A Quebec study adds more support to the idea that heavy snowfalls are associated with heart attacks, especially in men.

Trump and Trudeau meeting hits right notes for Canadians wary of trade threat

The much-anticipated meeting between Prime Minister Justin Trudeau and U.S. President Donald Trump on Monday did much to assuage fears of Canadian businesses wary of the prospect of a trade war.

'Thrilled to be coming back': Call centre looks to hire 170 people in Charlottetown

by Sara Fraser

HGS Canada announced Monday it plans to create 170 jobs in March, bringing work back to its Charlottetown location.

'Someone has to look after them': P.E.I. livestock owners work extra hard in storms

by Stephanie Brown

People aren't the only ones sheltering from the storm — livestock on P.E.I. are also doing their best to keep warm and dry.

'Storm day' has different meaning for P.E.I. health-care workers

by Laura Meader

A storm day on P.E.I. takes some extra planning and longer hours for those who work in in health care, like at nursing home Whisperwood Villa or the QEH.

Island mothers share experiences of mental health struggles

by Nancy Russell

A woman from P.E.I. is organizing a letter writing campaign to lobby the government for more mental health services for women and children.

Where's the beef? Montague food bank welcomes large meat donation

by Sara Fraser

Atlantic Beef Products donated 227 kilograms, or 500 pounds, of ground beef to the Southern Kings and Queens Food Bank in Montague, P.E.I., Monday.

Meet P.E.I.'s 2017 Easter Seals Ambassador

by Sara Fraser

"Help kids like me be the best we can be!" is Cameron Gordon's motto as 2017 Easter Seals Ambassador for P.E.I.