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Prince Edward Island has signed 23 new doctors already this year, a major increase from 2023.

An online advertisement condemned by the province's finance minister has been removed from the Red Shores Racetrack and Casino website, as the province and company say they promote responsible gaming.

Critics claim change to employment standards 'far from sufficient'

A private debt firm has driven Atlantic Canada’s largest newspaper company, The Chronicle Herald and SaltWire Network, into insolvency.

The Prince Edward Island government plans to spend more than $3.2 billion for its 2024-2025 operating budget, focusing on health care, housing, and affordability.

P.E.I.’s opposition parties say Thursday’s budget from the Progressive Conservative government lacks the vision and creativity needed to see the province through its current woes. 

After weeks of speculation, the speaker of the Legislative Assembly in P.E.I. ruled the liberal caucus will retain the status of official opposition while the Green party will remain the third party, despite both parties being tied for second place following a recent by-election.

The latest quarterly poll from Narrative Research contains some good and bad news for the Progressive Conservative government on Prince Edward Island.

The P.E.I. government needs to do a much better job of targeting immigration to fill critical worker shortages, the province’s two opposition parties say.

A Prince Edward Island ER doctor says issues in emergency rooms are a symptom of deeper systemic issues across the health-care system.