P.E.I.'s Maritime Electric is still struggling to restore power to customers in eastern P.E.I. after a winter storm Saturday night.

Extra ferries have been put on the route between the Magdalen Islands and Prince Edward Island to send equipment to restore power after a winter storm knocked out power for thousands Saturday night.

The committee organizing fundraising for a new home for Bobbi-Jo LeClair in Tignish P.E.I., seriously injured in a car crash, says it's going well but needs a little more co-ordination.

Prince Edward Island received $90 million more than it should have in equalization payments in 2010, says the Mowatt Centre for Policy Innovation at the University of Toronto.

Suspected coyote sightings in the heart of Charlottetown are concerning some residents there.

Several UPEI students are feeling a financial pinch because the P.E.I. government was late in delivering a scholarship for graduating students, and the university is refusing to release the scholarship money.

The weekend negotiations between Acadian Lines and the Amalgamated Transit Union failed to resolve the contract dispute that has halted bus service in New Brunswick and Prince Edward Island for more than two months

A prominent, long-standing member of the country's Veterans Review and Appeal Board had his privacy violated twice in an alleged smear campaign meant to discredit him using his private medical information as ammunition, The Canadian Press has learned.

Negotiations continued for a second day Sunday between Acadian Coach Lines and its 59 lockedout workers in New Brunswick and Prince Edward Island.

The union representing workers at the EI processing centre in Montague has launched a campaign to convince the federal government to keep the centre open.

Environment Canada issued weather warnings early Saturday afternoon across much of Atlantic Canada and Quebec.

As P.E.I. hosts Scotiabank's Hockey Day in Canada, CBC Compass was there to cover all the action.

The former manager of the Bedford MacDonald House homeless shelter was in court Friday on a charge of sexual assault.

Talks between Acadian Coach Lines and its employee union will reopen this weekend.

Montague officials are hosting a public meeting next Wednesday night to dispel what they say is misinformation about what will happen if the town doesn't renew its direct policing agreement with the RCMP.