From collecting EI in the off-season to starting their own company: A P.E.I. couple that started selling bottled clams from a building in their backyard four years ago now employs more than 50 people.

A P.E.I. fisherman says in his 50 years fishing eels, he's never seen prices so low. Many of the 40 to 50 active eel fishermen on P.E.I. have pulled their nets early.

From fake doughnuts to a fake store: the Tim Hortons training centre in Charlottetown allows new employees to train in a less-stressful setting before working the counter at one of the company's 18 stores on P.E.I.

'He's in clock heaven': An 8-year-old P.E.I. boy with a love of clocks visits a collector who shares the same passion.

A P.E.I. company builds its own underwater drones for customers that include coast guard and law enforcement.

Meet a P.E.I. man whose job is to guide ships safely under the Confederation Bridge and into Charlottetown Harbour. But first Kirk Taylor has to take a dangerous leap from a small pilot boat to board the moving vessel.

From flipping truck tires to pushing heavy metal sleds across pavement: A P.E.I. fitness club offers early morning intensive workouts to start their day.