Prince Edward Island News

Three Charlottetown men face drug trafficking charges after several police raids on homes over the last two weeks.

Canada captured a gold and silver medal Saturday at a women's World Cup bobsleigh event Saturday.

A major winter storm continued its path up the U.S. eastern seaboard Saturday morning, but its heavy snowfall is expected to largely bypass Canada.

A major storm system is pushing closer to the Maritimes, but forecasters say at this point Prince Edward Island should be able to dodge the storm.

Canada's Kaillie Humphries and Heather Moyse celebrate winning the women's Bobsleigh World Cup in the eastern German city of Altenberg on December 19, 2009.

A high-speed ferry that has run between Maine and Nova Scotia for more than a decade is discontinuing service because the operation is no longer financially viable.

Federal transfers to the provinces and territories will reach a record $54.4 billion in the coming fiscal year, the Finance Department announced Friday.

This Sunday, Dec. 20 will be the last day to enjoy Sunday shopping in Prince Edward Island.

High-level discussions over sewage are underway between the City of Charlottetown and the Town of Stratford, on the other side of the Hillsborough River.

This handout photo released by Greenpeace shows the boat Arctic Sunrise reaching 'the ice bridge' in the Robeson channel, near the border between Greenland and Canada on Sept.

Canadian regional telecoms provider Bell Alliant today announced the completion of a CAD8.2m roadband infrastructure project delivering high speed internet connectivity across the Province of Prince Edward Island in collaboration with the provincial government, The project is part of the provincial government's ongoing commitment to rural ...

Mortgage and Housing Corporation's 2009 Rental Market Survey, which was conducted during the first two weeks of October, indicated that the vacancy rate in Charlottetown increased, while Summerside posted a decrease.

A Manitoba government report says harmonizing provincial and federal sales taxes would save the province's businesses $510 million a year but cost consumers more than $400 million.

For those scouring the help wanted pages, it helps to be in Prince Edward Island or Ontario, where the number of new job postings were up more than 10 per cent in November compared to October, according to a report from CareerAIM.com released Tuesday.

The Prince Edward Island government wants to know how the 511 highway information line is working in other provinces to see if it may benefit Island drivers.

Three Island lawyers have been named to the Queen's Counsel. The appointment of Kathleen Loo Craig of North Bedeque; E.W. Scott Dickieson of Charlottetown, and Susan M. Robinson of Tryon were announced recently by P.E.I. Attorney General Gerard Greenan.

The Confederation Bridge - seen from Borden, P.E.I. - is envelopped by mist rising from the Northumberland Strait on Sunday, Dec.

An Island cheesemaker is quickly running out of room on its trophy shelf. Amalgamated Dairies Ltd.

A 20-year-old P.E.I. man has pleaded guilty to dangerous driving causing bodily harm in connection with a crash that put his female passenger in hospital for a couple of months.

It was not a typical drug bust for RCMP patrolling P.E.I.'s Confederation Bridge.