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Shortages at police departments across Canada mean graduates of the Atlantic Police Academy in Summerside will have many opportunities to choose from this year.

CBC News has learned that a news release announcing the Evangeline same-day clinic would be closed for the rest of April was supposed to be sent out the Friday before the provincial election, but was held off.

Dennis King was attending the wake of Alberton Mayor David Gordon, who died Saturday, when the immigration and race forum was being held in Charlottetown. The Progressive Conservatives say organizers wouldn't accept a non-leader substitute.

Point is to 'make sure that we reinforce these safe driving habits with motorists around these school zones,' says Const. Tim Keizer.

A winter storm warning from Environment Canada says Islanders should expect snow, blowing snow, freezing rain and high winds starting Saturday morning. 

With the continued rise of social media and smartphone use among youths, Charlottetown police said they are having to intervene in more cyberbullying incidents in Island schools than ever before.

Posted: Feb 19, 2021 7:00 AM AT | Last Updated: February 19 We are qualified individuals who are out there who are able to do this work. But we need to be given the opportunity, says Danté Bazard.(Tony Davis/CBC) Members of P.E.I.s Black community gathered Thursday night at an annual Black History Month panel discussion to discuss the power and importance of representation.  The discussion focused on the importance of influential Black Islanders — and how that representation helps other B...