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Heat warnings issued for all 3 P.E.I. counties
Summer doesn't officially begin until Thursday evening, but the heat is being turned up in a big way over Prince Edward Island this week.
Charlottetown police investigate 'disturbing and offensive' graffiti at UPEI
Charlottetown police are investigating reports of graffiti at UPEIs Chaplaincy Centre that university officials describe as 'disturbing and offensive.'
Teenager pleads guilty to misleading police in Tyson MacDonald death
One of the two teens charged in the death of 17-year-old Tyson MacDonald pleaded guilty to two charges during an appearance in Georgetown Provincial Court on Thursday.
Jim Sark, former chief of Lennox Island and Abegweit First Nations, dies at 84
George James (Jim) Sark died Wednesday morning at the age of 84, the Epekwitk Assembly of Councils said as it honoured his legacy and his 'many years of service.'
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P.E.I.'s wild weekend snowstorm
A prolonged snowstorm left more than 80 centimetres of snow in parts of the province on Monday, and winds whipped up drifts that were much higher. In photos, here's a look at what the storm left behind.
Can't find housing? Struggling with rising costs? Tell your story, in your own words
From rent to food and gas, the cost of pretty much everything has gone up. If you've got a story about just how hard it is to get by, CBC P.E.I. wants to help you tell that story. Here's how.
Court case involving P.E.I. teacher's 1988 death adjourned until March
The lawyer representing the man charged with killing P.E.I. high school teacher Byron Carr 35 years ago appeared in a Charlottetown courtroom on his clients behalf Thursday morning.
Gardam told not to do any more work for Health P.E.I., a week earlier than planned
Former Health P.E.I. CEO Dr. Michael Gardam says he's been told he won't be doing any more work with the agency, a day after he spoke frankly at a provincial legislative committee.
At least 167 litres of fuel detected near ship in Charlottetown Harbour, Coast Guard says
The Canadian Coast Guard says an aerial survey detected about 167 litres of what it calls 'non-recoverable fuel sheening on the water' of the Hillsborough River near MV Ancier this week.
Coast Guard says officials have pinpointed source of leak on ship in Charlottetown Harbour
It's still not clear how much fuel has spilled in the Hillsborough River after a fuel spill from a former ferry tied up in Charlottetown Harbour or when it might be cleaned up.
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