P.E.I. farmers work on ways to reduce greenhouse gas emissions
Farmers on Prince Edward Island are doing what they can to manage the impacts of greenhouse gas emissions, while still feeding the country.
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Farmers on Prince Edward Island are doing what they can to manage the impacts of greenhouse gas emissions, while still feeding the country.
The cooling of the P.E.I. economy in 2022 is a reflection of the Island’s struggles recruiting workers, say representatives of the construction and agriculture industries.
While Prince Edward Islanders look forward to spring as the gateway to summer, mud season, as it is sometimes called, can be a trial.
Prince Edward Island’s labour shortage — which is affecting every sector from health care to agriculture and small business — has emerged as a major issue ahead of the upcoming provincial election.
The loss of farmland on P.E.I. is accelerating at a rate not seen in 50 years — and farmers fear there's not enough being done to rein in the rapid changes.