Peter MacKay wasn’t on hand to cut the ribbon, nevertheless the Canada Games facilities planned for Charlottetown are well underway and are in full construction mode thanks to funding from various levels of government and UPEI.

Despite the fact P.E.I. is still the only province in Canada that does not provide any abortion services, the provincial government is not looking to change things anytime soon.

Running to Beijing

SOURIS — Village Feast organizers Chef Michael Smith and businessman Alan MacPhee showed the Island Saturday that Charlottetown isn’t the only place where things can be done on a grand scale and done well.

ROLLO BAY — Spectacular weather and a comparable lineup of performers resulted in one of the best P.

Reg MacMillan this week will have the opportunity to visit many historic sites during a trip to South Korea, including the battlefield he fought on more than 50 years ago.

When eight-year-old Owen LeClair heard about a group raising money to buy teddy bears for children involved in fires and accidents, he knew he had to help.

RCMP say that seatbelts played a major role in saving two families from tragedy Friday evening in Cardigan.

VICTORIA - Businessman Eugène Sauvé says there's another "really concerned citizens committee" in Victoria.

Albie Malan and his sister Jeanne-Marie Malan emerge through the trees along a well-beaten path in Cavendish.

A witness has come forward to tell police of an early morning sighting of Byron Carr in what may have been Carr’s fateful encounter with his killer almost 20 years ago.

TRYON — An Island trucker escaped serious injury Friday morning after the transport tractor trailer he was driving left the Trans Canada Highway at Tryon and overturned in the ditch, snapping a Maritime Electric power pole.

Get used to seeing cement trucks, building materials and mounds of red Island dirt at the Queen Elizabeth Hospital — construction has begun on the redevelopment project at the Charlottetown hospital.

CAVENDISH — Three-year-old Zoe Applebaum could barely contain herself when she heard the drummers signal the arrival of the Anne of Green Gables parade Friday.

Some of this country’s premiere jazz and blues artists will make their way to Charlottetown next week for the P.

Getting kids to read over the summer is not always an easy sell, as they usually leave school behind in search of sunny days and endless play.

 Construction is underway on Phase One of the Queen Elizabeth Hospital (QEH) redevelopment, Premier Robert Ghiz and Health Minister Doug Currie announced Friday at a sod turning event at the QEH.

The driver of a tractor trailer trapped inside his cab for almost two hours following an accident Friday morning in Tryon was finally freed and taken to the Queen Elizabeth Hospital in Charlottetown.

International visitors to P.E.I. spend more money and stay longer than travellers from North America, according to the latest statistics from the UPEI Tourism Research Centre.

New Glasgow Lobster Suppers has clawed its way to iconic status over 50 years of operation. The bustling restaurant, that served more than 900 meals on Mother’s Day this year, grew from a humble beginning.