Page 2 - Wayne Thibodeau News Today

Jenn McCormick is one of the 29,546 people on the Prince Edward Island patient registry who are awaiting a family doctor or nurse practitioner. It's been about two and a half years so far.

The Island Party has been around since 2011, but it's had a recent resurgence. CBC's Wayne Thibodeau caught up with a few candidates and the party's new leader, Ahava Kálnássy de Kálnás.

A hurricane warning is in place for all three counties in P.E.I. and the nearby Magdalen Islands, with Category 1 hurricane winds and torrential rains expected, according to Environment Canada.

As Prince Edward Island braces for a potentially historic storm this weekend, a look at how the Island is getting ready.

Hundreds of Islanders braved the sweltering summer heat to attend this year's Pride parade in Charlottetown.

Municipal councillors in Summerside, P.E.I., hope a new vacant property tax might bring the city one step closer addressing the housing crisis. 

When Scott Perry teamed up with Laura Lannigan to launch a lawn-care company she introduced him to electric.

P.E.I. restaurants have fared relatively well during the pandemic, but staffing continues to pose a problem.

P.E.I.'s chiropractors are lobbying the province to authorize them to directly order X-rays for their patients.

There's a very real possibility Prince Edward Island and many other provinces could soon ditch the idea of the twice-yearly time change that sets most of North America on daylight time for the summer, "springing" forward by an hour in March, then "falling" back an hour on the first Sunday in November.