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Posted: Jun 15, 2021 5:34 PM AT | Last Updated: June 15 Buddhist nuns Joanna Ho, from left, Sabrina Chiang and Yvonne Tsai say the nine-month process to get their building permit approved enabled them to strengthen their relationship with the Three Rivers community.(Danny Arsenault/CBC) Nine months after their initial application was denied, nuns at the Great Wisdom Buddhist Institute received unanimous approval Monday from Three Rivers town council to build their 170-dorm residence in Brudenell, P.E.I. Instead of appealing the earlier decision, the nuns focused on improving communication and...

Electoral boundaries are changing for the town of Three Rivers.  Social Sharing CBC News · Posted: May 11, 2021 6:50 PM AT | Last Updated: May 12 The municipality of Three Rivers was formed when several former municipalities, including Cardigan, Montague and Georgetown, merged in 2018.(Shane Ross/CBC) comments The resolution was passed at the municipality's regular council meeting Monday night. Currently, Three Rivers has 10 wards and 12 councillors.  But by the next election, that will go down to four wards with eight councillors.  Mayor Ed MacAulay said there's been a lot of discussi...

Posted: Mar 11, 2021 4:00 PM AT | Last Updated: March 11 'We have a lot of things going on,' says Three Rivers Mayor Ed MacAulay.(Laura Meader/CBC) comments The operating budget is balanced at $3.92 million, the capital budget is $14.74 million. Mayor Ed MacAulay said there are a lot of ongoing projects in the town, and some new things they want to get started. "We're looking at possibly an outdoor rink next year," said MacAulay. "Finish the project at the Cardigan ball field and doing some work on the waterfront in Montague. We have a lot of things going on." The town has already announced ...

New affordable housing complex opens in Montague A new 30-unit affordable housing complex in Montague, P.E.I., is helping shorten the province's waiting list for subsidized housing.  Social Sharing CBC News · Posted: Jan 15, 2021 7:12 PM AT | Last Updated: January 15 'It was really hard to find a place within price range and still be able to have some money to live,' says Sidney Jesso, who just moved into the new affordable housing complex in Montague with her baby.(Laura Meader/CBC)