Parents from the eastern P.E.I. community of Souris filled the public gallery of the legislature Tuesday to protest what they consider to be a broken promise of a new school.

Premier Robert Ghiz is stepping back from his decision to move dialysis treatment out of Alberton and Souris.

Public sector job cuts continue in P.E.I. with the province announcing Tuesday it would cut 10 full-time equivalent educational assistants and youth service workers.

The provincial government has decided to cancel the intensive French pilot program offered to rural schools that don't have access to French immersion.

The P.E.I. Department of Environment, Labour and Justice has announced dozens of fee increases.

Abegweit First Nation is playing a bigger role than ever in P.E.I.'s lobster fishing industry, buying lobster from both native and non-native fishermen on eight wharves around the Island.

UPEI is hosting the Canada-Wide Science Fair in Charlottetown this week and the university is hoping the event will attract future students.

A music video by a P.E.I. band passed one million views, suddenly exploding in popularity after years of moderate success on YouTube.

A big shift in who pays sales taxes, from businesses to consumers, means P.E.I. consumers will pay $80 million more a year in taxes after the harmonized sales tax is introduced in April 2013.

A leaked draft of the strategic business plan for celebrations of the 150th anniversary of the Charlottetown Conference shows a budget well beyond what many believe governments can afford.

Charlottetown City Council is forcing homeowners with permanent swimming pools to be more accountable for their water consumption.

Charlottetown police are starting a new program to collect old and unused prescriptions from seniors.

Acadian Lines will be back in business this week and the company hopes to win back customer confidence by offering free rides for people travelling from New Brunswick and P.E.I. until May 23.

Costumed historical guides, the Confederation Players, have found a new home at the Confederation Centre for the Arts.

A Toronto law school graduate from P.E.I. is making a case for vegans to have their beliefs protected under human rights legislation.