Prince Edward Island's sweet corn season was delayed by a cold spring, and now farmers are catching up just as cheaper produce from Quebec is entering grocery stores, creating competitive pressure.
Sophie Nélisse, known for 'Yellowjackets' and 'Heated Rivalry,' has been cast in the lead role for Netflix's upcoming adaptation of Carley Fortune's romance novel 'This Summer Will Be Different,' with production set to take place on Prince Edward Island.
New Brunswick, Prince Edward Island, and British Columbia are providing assistance to Quebec's wildfire prevention and suppression agency in its ongoing efforts to combat fires across the province.
Restaurants in Prince Edward Island are removing scallop dishes from their menus due to a scarcity of scallops and soaring prices, impacting local dining options.
Prince Edward Island is investigating the feasibility of a biodigester system to generate electricity for homes using agricultural waste, including dead cattle and lobster parts.
Prince Edward Island has opted not to participate in a federal initiative that would have allowed rural employers to hire a greater number of low-wage temporary foreign workers.
Some of Prince Edward Island's oldest cemeteries are increasingly at risk due to coastal erosion. Burial grounds dating back over two centuries are slowly being lost as the land beneath them erodes into the sea.
Some Prince Edward Islanders will receive additional funds from the province on Friday as the new Island Essentials Benefit is rolled out to help with rising costs.
Prince Edward Island is set to host the filming of a spicy romance novel adaptation this summer, marking the largest production ever for the province with $5 million in provincial funding.
Prince Edward Island's lobster fishing season has officially commenced with 'setting day' for Lobster Fishing Area 26A, a crucial annual event for the island's fishing families.
A retired Catholic priest in Prince Edward Island has been sentenced to five years in federal prison after pleading guilty to sexually abusing a child in the late 1980s.
The provincial government of Prince Edward Island has quietly called off an inquiry into the conduct of an eastern P.E.I. municipal councillor who displayed a sign perceived by some as an attack on Canada's National Day for Truth and Reconciliation.
Prince Edward Island has launched a new provincial alcohol strategy aimed at reducing illness and harms linked to drinking, as a new report indicates alcohol costs the province more than it generates in revenue.
Recent polls indicate a significant shift towards the Green party in Prince Edward Island, suggesting the possibility of the province electing Canada's first Green government in any jurisdiction.
A restaurant located at Prince Edward Island's northernmost point, previously offering $0 rent and ocean views, has successfully found a new operator for the upcoming summer season after a public search.
Farmers in Prince Edward Island experienced a sharp decline in income in 2025, attributed to a historic drought that reduced revenues and persistent rising expenses.
Oyster growers in Prince Edward Island are facing nearly 100% mortality rates due to two diseases, MSX and dermo, which are harmless to humans but fatal to oysters, severely impacting the local industry.