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P.E.I. community care homes raise self-pay rates in face of rising costs - Vimarsana News

P.E.I. community care homes raise self-pay rates in face of rising costs

Some community care facilities on Prince Edward Island are raising rates for self-pay residents to help cope with skyrocketing costs.

Source: cbc.ca
Who's in, who's out? P.E.I. municipal election shakes things up while keeping some status quo - Vimarsana News

Who's in, who's out? P.E.I. municipal election shakes things up while keeping some status quo

There's a mix of keeping the status quo while shaking things up across the province as voters returned some incumbents politicians back to power and introduced new faces to the realm of municipal politics.

Source: cbc.ca
Housing is key, Charlottetown mayoral candidates agree - Vimarsana News

Housing is key, Charlottetown mayoral candidates agree

Housing dominated a Charlottetown mayoral candidates’ roundtable on Island Morning Tuesday.

Source: cbc.ca
Several councillors acclaimed in 2022 P.E.I. municipal elections - Vimarsana News

Several councillors acclaimed in 2022 P.E.I. municipal elections

In a few weeks municipal elections will be held in communities across the Island, but some candidates are already acclaimed because no one came forward to oppose them.

Source: cbc.ca
Islanders wait twice as long as the national average to move from hospital to long-term care - Vimarsana News

Islanders wait twice as long as the national average to move from hospital to long-term care

A recent report from the Canadian Institute for Health Information shows that Prince Edward Island has the second-longest wait times for patients waiting to move from the hospital to long-term care, community care, home care or other supportive housing.

Source: cbc.ca