Canada's Prince Edward Island holds unscheduled immigration draw focused on international graduates

Prince Edward Island held an unscheduled draw, inviting 159 international graduates already working in the province. This ...

P.E.I. to spend $857 million over five years for health, education and infrastructure

CHARLOTTETOWN - Prince Edward Island says it plans to spend $857 million over the next five years on major projects.

Immigration, infrastructure and housing plans in federal budget could impact P.E.I.

Ottawa is pitching massive investments in infrastructure, housing, the military and tax changes to spur business development — but how will the Liberals' so-called "generational" budget be felt on ...

Public Notice - Have your say on the draft co-operation agreement between Prince Edward Island and Canada

The Impact Assessment Agency of Canada (IAAC) invites Indigenous Peoples and the public to provide comments on the draft co-operation agreement between the Governments of Prince E ...

Atlantic Canada's Best Enter The National Spotlight

Atlantic Canada's best young players are showcasing the game at the U-18 national championships in front of a home crowd in ...

P.E.I. releases new 10-year energy strategy aimed at making Island's power grid stronger

Prince Edward Island's government has released a new energy strategy that it says will take the province through the next ...

Solana Company Files Application to Cease to Be a Reporting Issuer in Canada

Solana Company (NASDAQ: HSDT) (“Solana” or the “Company”) today announced that it has applied to the British Columbia Securities Commission, as principal ...

Long-awaited smart meter program finally launching on P.E.I.

Maritime Electric is installing Prince Edward Island’s first smart meters this week, in Charlottetown’s West Royalty neighbourhood. Installing the meters across the Island is expected to take about ...
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P.E.I. Legislature lookahead: What Islanders can expect from the fall sitting

The fall sitting of Prince Edward Island's Legislative Assembly begins Tuesday. CBC’s Wayne Thibodeau catches up with ...

Grocery and rent costs push Canada’s inflation rate up to 2.4% in September

The jump reflects a slower decline in gasoline and travel prices, alongside renewed upward pressure on groceries ...
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Budget shows Carney doesn’t know how tough it is out there on Main Street

Non-vehicle owners aren’t directly feeling the savings from axing the carbon price at gas pumps. Nor are non-parents or – even most parents – feeling grocery bill savings attributed to the National ...

Experts thrilled as trail cameras capture footage of rare creature after yearslong absence: 'It was very exciting'

Overhunting and habitat destruction in the 20th century led to river otter numbers dropping to the point that they were presumed locally extinct. However, a chance discovery in 2016 raised hopes that ...