Housing advocates say the P.E.I. government's plan to set up modular housing units in Charlottetown is a good first step to help the growing number of people experiencing homelessness in the province, but that more help is needed right away as well as long-term supports.

Health-care advocates on P.E.I. say the entire health system on the Island needs to be revamped from top to bottom.

The new owners of ahotel in Summerside, P.E.I., where tenants received eviction notices at the end of August, have cancelled those orders.

Prince Edward Island businesses have had a tough decision to make this week after the provincial government declared Monday a full statutory holiday in honour of QueenElizabeth's funeral the only province in Canada to do so.

Brace yourself for a rough winter of colds and flu complicated by COVID, based on the Southern Hemisphere having its worst flu season in five years, says P.E.I. Chief Public Health Officer Dr. Heather Morrison.

Overnight emergency health services at Western Hospital in Alberton will remain closed until 'at least late October' in the face of staffing shortages, Health P.E.I. said Thursday.

With inflation in P.E.I. hovering around 11 per cent, more and more Prince Edward Islanders turned their hand to trying to grow their own food this summer. Now let's see how they're preserving their bounty for the long winter ahead.