Le Chez News Today

Lorraine Gallant has written a book of her memories about planning for and creating the Chez-Nous 30 years ago.

Sewing has been a part of Colette Aucoin’s family for generations — and now she’s passing it on to her daughter and granddaughters. 

Through a craft they’ve spent decades perfecting, a group of P.E.I. seniors is helping École Evangeline raise money for a new playground.

Grandmother. Volunteer. Knitter. Devout. Born Aug. 31, 1926, in Abram-Village, PEI; died March 2, 2023, in O’Leary, PEI, from complications from a mild stroke; aged 96

A seniors' home in Wellington, P.E.I., is dealing with a large COVID-19 outbreak.

Elderly Islanders with a passion for knitting may have an opportunity to put their hands to work for a good cause.

Three people have been selected to receive the 2022 Order of Prince Edward Island Insignia, which is considered the highest honour that can be accorded to a citizen of the province.

When a seniors' home in Wellington, P.E.I., got a licence for 12 long-term beds in 2018, people in the Francophone community were relieved their loved ones could spend the rest of their lives in a familiar environment with nurses who spoke their language.

P.E.I. woman raises thousands for displaced seniors through seafood chowder sales The manager of the Bakin’ Express in Richmond wanted to do something after 47 residents at La Coopérative Le Chez-Nous in neighboring Wellington were displaced by a fire in their long-term care facility. Social Sharing

Chez-Nous residents displaced by fire move to new care home Friday was moving day for 30 residents of Le Chez-Nous community care facility. Most of them have been living at Mill River Resort since a January 18 fire damaged their home at La Coopérative Le Chez-Nous in Wellington, P.E.I.  Social Sharing