After online backlash, P.E.I.'s trans community applauds Town of Stratford for taking a stand

The Town of Stratford has decided to turn off comments on a social media post about a transgender flag-raising event at town ...

Charlottetown water and sewer workers back on the job after 100+ days of striking

After more than 100 days on the picket line, Charlottetown’s water and sewer workers are returning to work. Charlottetown's ...

Telecom partnerships needed to bring better cell service to P.E.I., says innovation minister

A new report has been made public showing where the gaps are in cellphone service coverage on Prince Edward Island, and ...

From farms to front lines, Island veterans remembered for service at home and abroad

Hundreds huddled together under grey skies at the cenotaph in Charlottetown to honour, remember and share the history of ...

Compass political panel takes on the 1st week of the P.E.I. Legislature’s fall sitting

The first week of the fall sitting of the P.E.I. Legislature is officially in the books, and it all started on day one with ...

CBC’s Cross Country Checkup is checking in on health care in P.E.I.

CBC's national call-in radio program Cross Country Checkup is coming to P.E.I. on Sunday as part of its 60th season. CBC News ...
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There’s no debate about it — P.E.I. loves CBC’s The Debaters

The hit CBC Radio comedy show The Debaters is starting its 20th season tour in the Maritimes, including a stop at the Confederation Centre in Charlottetown on Sept. 18. The show’s host, Steve ...

CBC Radio’s Maritime Noon takes on climate change and the economy from P.E.I.

Bob Murphy, host of CBC Radio's Maritime Noon, will be in P.E.I. on Thursday to take your questions from the Canadian Centre for Climate Change and Adaptation in St. Peters. CBC News: Compass host ...
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International graduates invited in Canada’s PEI PNP draw: Here's why the province wants to retain skilled workers

Prince Edward Island’s Provincial Nominee Program (PNP) conducted an unscheduled draw targeting international graduates who studied and are currently employed in the province. The move aims to retain ...