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P.E.I. news: Pay-to-own housing program launched - Vimarsana News

P.E.I. news: Pay-to-own housing program launched

The province of Prince Edward Island has launched a new rent-to-own housing support program.

Arts groups rescue troubled Boulder gallery - Vimarsana News

Arts groups rescue troubled Boulder gallery

An art gallery in downtown Boulder has been saved from an impending demise thanks to a pair of nonprofit arts organizations.

Landlords warn that P.E.I.'s housing crisis is about to get worse - Vimarsana News

Landlords warn that P.E.I.'s housing crisis is about to get worse

An association representing P.E.I's landlords warns that the housing crisis in the province is poised to get even worse, given that fewer new rental properties are being built, and large and small companies alike are selling off their rental units.

Source: cbc.ca
Summerside wants more homelessness services while steering clear of Charlottetown approach - Vimarsana News

Summerside wants more homelessness services while steering clear of Charlottetown approach

Elected leaders in Summerside are telling P.E.I. MLAs they want to see the province take a different approach to homelessness than what was done in Charlottetown — in particular avoiding replicating the Community Outreach Centre.

Source: cbc.ca
Fate of supervised injection site in limbo as province says it won't appeal Charlottetown decision - Vimarsana News

Fate of supervised injection site in limbo as province says it won't appeal Charlottetown decision

The Prince Edward Island government says it will not appeal the City of Charlottetown's decision to reject its latest proposed location for a supervised injection site, leaving the future of safer drug use on the Island in limbo.

Source: cbc.ca