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U.S. tariff threat pushes Islanders to buy local, pay attention to product labels
Many Islanders are making efforts to support local and Canadian businesses amid trade tensions between Canada and the U.S.
Health P.E.I. pays special attention to executive salary levels in developing new leadership model
Health P.E.I. is moving ahead with plans to rebuild its senior executive team, paying particular attention to salary levels in light of a report from the auditor general that found several executives received raises without the necessary government approvals.
P.E.I. industry leaders welcome tariff pause, remain cautious about uncertainty ahead
A 30-day pause on U.S. tariffs is good news for key industries in P.E.I. — for now. But the temporary truce hasn’t eased the anxiety of industry leaders on the Island, who say there’s still much uncertainty ahead.
P.E.I. premier considers scrapping multimillion-dollar NHL deal as province fights U.S. tariffs
Responding to tariffs imposed on Canada by U.S. President Donald Trump, P.E.I.'s premier is vowing to take further steps to protect the Island’s economy — including the possibility of scrapping the multimillion-dollar NHL deal.
Housing boom seen in P.E.I.'s cities, but affordability remains a challenge
P.E.I.’s two largest cities have seen a major housing development the past 12 months, but affordability remains a key concern for officials in both municipalities.
P.E.I. in strong fiscal position to weather looming U.S. tariffs, premier says
With U.S. tariffs expected to come into effect soon, Dennis King says Prince Edward Island is in a good position to navigate the economic challenges ahead.
Personal data of 70,000 Island students stolen in PowerSchool breach
Tens of thousands of current and former students, teachers and school staff had their personal data compromised in a cyberattack earlier this month.
P.E.I.'s top doctor wants more Islanders eligible for free RSV vaccine
P.E.I.’s chief public health officer is working towards expanding eligibility for RSV vaccines as the province experiences high levels of respiratory illnesses this season.
It's 'unfortunate' P.E.I. paused safe injection site plans, says harm reduction advocate
The organization that runs a supervised injection site in Moncton says its work is saving lives and it’s unfortunate P.E.I. has decided not to open a similar site for now.
Excessively fortified buildings may be deemed public safety risks under proposed P.E.I. legislation
The P.E.I. government is asking Islanders for feedback on proposed legislation that would regulate buildings with excessive security features, which officials say can pose risks to public safety.