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UPEI tuition going up 5% — or $34 per course — next fall - Vimarsana News

UPEI tuition going up 5% — or $34 per course — next fall

Some students at the University of Prince Edward Island say a five per cent tuition hike next year will mean they'll have to take on more part-time work and rethink their budgets.

Source: cbc.ca
Teaching beagles get a retirement sendoff from Atlantic Vet College in P.E.I. - Vimarsana News

Teaching beagles get a retirement sendoff from Atlantic Vet College in P.E.I.

When most of us think about retirement benefits, we don’t usually picture lap cuddles or playing fetch, but that’s exactly what’s in store for seven beagles now that they’re officially done being teaching dogs at P.E.I.’s Atlantic Veterinary College. 

Source: cbc.ca
P.E.I. Humane Society fundraising for lifesaving operations on 'victim of poor breeding' - Vimarsana News

P.E.I. Humane Society fundraising for lifesaving operations on 'victim of poor breeding'

A three-year-old English bulldog named Shanty was surrendered to the P.E.I. Humane Society recently, with multiple serious problems that will require surgeries.

Source: cbc.ca
P.E.I. unlikely to ban trapping, but changes could come ahead of 2024 season - Vimarsana News

P.E.I. unlikely to ban trapping, but changes could come ahead of 2024 season

Despite some calls for a full ban of the practice, Environment, Energy and Climate Action Minister Steven Myers says it seems unlikely P.E.I. will put an end to all trapping of animals.

Source: cbc.ca
Rescue exercise teaches Islanders how to save stranded marine animals - Vimarsana News

Rescue exercise teaches Islanders how to save stranded marine animals

The Marine Animal Response Society is hoping new training will help people better respond to emergencies involving marine wildlife on P.E.I.

Source: cbc.ca