The chair of Charlottetown's public works committee says a solution is in the works to improve traffic congestion at one of the city's busiest intersections — but construction isn't expected to start until 2027.

Islanders should expect snow-covered roads and reduced visibility on Monday, says CBC meteorologist Jay Scotland.

P.E.I. Public Safety is reminding Islanders to be aware of coyotes and keep an eye on pets at this time of year. 

The rules are simple: offer your property as a place to plant seedlings and be willing to take in a minimum of 50. The province will take care of the planting — for free.

Before the world saw Robbie G.K. serving up smoothies on screen as Kip Grady in the hit TV series Heated Rivalry, many Islanders saw him on stage at the Confederation Centre of the Arts, performing in the Charlottetown Festival. 

Family doctors in Prince Edward Island say the latest agreement on how many patients physicians should handle will drive some out of them out of the province.

Environment Canada has issued a cold weather warning for all of Prince Edward Island over the weekend, warning a prolonged period of extreme cold is expected. The weather agency also issued a special weather statement that warns of a potential snowstorm on Monday.

Earlier this month, a volunteer fire fighter in O'Leary ended up losing his own home in a fire. Since then, the community has been trying to help him and his young family. CBC’s Laura Meader has more.

Burleigh, the general manager of Burleigh Bros. Seafoods in western P.E.I., is expected to declare his intention to run for the leadership of the P.E.I. NDP on Monday.

A debate on land use on the Island erupted into a shouting match during a forum between the two people who want to be P.E.I.'s next premier. This was the second time Rob Lantz and Mark Ledwell faced off. CBC’s Wayne Thibodeau was there.

Prince Edward Island's coroner’s office says it has concluded its investigation into the death of a 76-year-old woman who was found at the bottom of an elevator shaft in a Charlottetown apartment building last June.

Workers at two Prince Edward Island newspapers have entered their first union contract after three years of organizing. 

A debate on land use in P.E.I. erupted into a shouting match between the two men who want to lead the Progressive Conservative Party into the next election.

Canada's Smartest Kitchen in P.E.I. purchased some new equipment to help entrepreneurs develop food and beverage products. CBC's Taylor O'Brien stopped by to learn how the tech works, and how the research team will help clients save time and money.

Heath MacDonald, federal Agriculture Minister and member of Parliament for Malpeque, announced the ban’s removal Tuesday after a trip to Beijing with Prime Minister Mark Carney, and beef could be back in China as early as next week.

With a cold snap expected to envelop Prince Edward Island this weekend, communities around the province are bracing. Temperatures are expected to reach as low as -20 C on Saturday and Sunday, with windy conditions also a possibility.

Students were sent home Tuesday morning due to a power outage related to an underground electrical issue, and haven't been back to class since.

Sandy Hermiston, P.E.I.'s very first ombudsperson, recently left the position to take on the same job in British Columbia. Now her former deputy is the province’s acting ombud. CBC News: Compass host Louise Martin sat down with Matthew Chapman to talk about stepping into the role.

The TCAP Family Aquatics and Fitness Center will soon be making a splashy comeback after being closed for around eight months. The Three Rivers facility is not open to the public quite yet, but the pool has been refilled and the water is being brought up to temperature.

It's been two years since the former ferry docked in Charlottetown Harbour while en route to India to be scrapped. During refuelling, diesel spilled into the harbour — and access to information documents obtained by CBC News show the amount could have been up to 1,530 litres. The vessel received three violations, and its owner was fined.