Patricia Bourque News Today

Two fresh exhibits at the Confederation Centre Art Gallery this month might make you look at P.E.I. and its people in a new light.

A Charlottetown woman is feeling fortunate there was no one at home when a car rammed her house on Sunday evening.

The application deadline for an arts grant meant to encourage Indigenous artists in P.E.I. has been extended.

From the COVID-19 vaccination rollout to an urgent push for reconciliation and a red-hot housing market, here's what made news on P.E.I. this year.

“There’s a rule that a lot of Indigenous artisans go by and it’s one of the biggest ones: you have to be in a good place before you work," says Patricia Bourque.

Indigenous author asked to remove poems from book considered for N.S. classrooms An Indigenous author is questioning why the Department of Education asked her to remove several poems from one of her books before it could be used in Nova Scotia classrooms, but then didnt respond when she wanted to discuss their removal. Social Sharing Rebecca Thomas says the Department of Education didnt get back to her when she wanted to discuss the removal Posted: Jun 02, 2021 6:00 AM AT | Last Updated: June 2...

The least we can do is celebrate us and our Goodness every single day, so I'm here to say: Happy Womxn's Day every day to us.

How demand from a community TV channel is keeping P.E.I. filmmakers busy Filmmakers on Prince Edward Island have been kept busy and employed recently with projects commissioned by the Bell-owned television channel Fibe TV1. Social Sharing