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CHARLOTTETOWN, P.E.I. — Local chefs will highlight their culinary skills this month as they compete in the first-ever Burger Battles. More than 30 ...

Trad tune troupe The Receivers, featuring Peterborough’s Irish Millie, nominated as best young performers in this weekend’s Canadian Folk Music Awards.

CBC’s annual campaign in support of local food banks is in its final countdown. Today is the last day for food donations; cash contributions being gathered until the end of the month. Here's how to give.

There is always a last-minute rush of donations to CBC P.E.I.’s annual Feed a Family campaign, but this year, with just one day to go, the shortfall feels worse than usual.

Evelyn Bradley is a Black lesbian from the southern states who moved to P.E.I. last year. Here's why she chooses to call Canada's smallest province home.

With day one of the P.E.I. Vax Pass over, some businesses and customers say it went better than expected. 

Islanders have an opportunity to see traditional Mi'kmaw basket-weaving in action and learn about the history of Mi'kmaw baskets at a Charlottetown coffee shop this month. 

Computer campers being discouraged at Charlottetown coffee shop Receiver Coffee in Charlottetown has taken a bold step, asking customers working or studying on laptops to be more mindful of the time and space they are using at the popular café. Heres how that conversation is going down. Social Sharing Receiver says too many people are staying too long, taking too much space and not buying enough Posted: Apr 10, 2021 6:00 AM AT | Last Updated: April 10 I kind of like the vibe in the coffee shop...

Posted: Apr 06, 2021 2:00 PM AT | Last Updated: April 6 Rory Bennetto OBrien prepares to try some Fauxmage on Ginger Food Adventures.(Ginger Food Adventures/Youtube) comments Ten-year-old Rory Bennetto OBrien is on a mission: He wants to give P.E.I. food producers and restaurants a leg up during the pandemic. Last month, OBrien launched the Ginger Food Adventures Youtube channel, reviewing Island food and restaurants. He said he did it in part because he knows restaurants on the Island are hav...