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Trivia fans! Try the 2023 Prince Edward Island news quiz - Vimarsana News

Trivia fans! Try the 2023 Prince Edward Island news quiz

With friends and family gathering for the holidays, what better time to see who among them was most tuned into the news around Prince Edward Island this past year?

Source: cbc.ca
Health care 'fighting against the current of population growth,' says P.E.I.'s health minister - Vimarsana News

Health care 'fighting against the current of population growth,' says P.E.I.'s health minister

P.E.I.'s health minister took the brunt of questions at the legislature Wednesday as MLAs brought up concern after concern about the state of the Island's ailing health-care system.

Source: cbc.ca
Minister denies government is busing outreach centre clients to Rollo Bay Inn - Vimarsana News

Minister denies government is busing outreach centre clients to Rollo Bay Inn

P.E.I. Housing Minister Rob Lantz says the provincial government is not busing clients of the Community Outreach Centre to the inn in eastern P.E.I.

Source: cbc.ca
Souris firefighters feeling the strain as medical calls jump - Vimarsana News

Souris firefighters feeling the strain as medical calls jump

Having volunteer firefighters in Souris respond to a surge in medical calls is depleting town resources as well as keeping them from their day jobs: 'It could be 20 minutes. It could be a half an hour. It could be an hour. It could be two hours.'  

Source: cbc.ca
New Dog Owners Act would aim to strengthen enforcement - Vimarsana News

New Dog Owners Act would aim to strengthen enforcement

Proposed legislation around dog ownership on P.E.I. looks to hold owners accountable for the actions of their pets, according to a PC MLA who is working on the policy.

Source: cbc.ca