Charlottetown News

Ripped Paper, consisting of Stonepark students, plays a set during the QEH Foundation Telethon Saturday in the Eastlink studios in Stratford.

It's not a full retreat from the initial announcement that provincial hemodialysis treatment would be consolidated in expanded facilities at hospitals in Charlottetown and Summerside.

Metro Credit Union Ltd. in Charlottetown has received top honours in a best places to work survey in Atlantic Canada.

Dalvay-by-the-Sea Dalvay-by-the-Sea is a national historic site. The house was built in 1895 as a summer home for the U.S. oil executive Alexander MacDonald.

The vice-chair of BMO Financial Group wants to see businesses on P.E.I. be a part of a critical mass aimed at succeeding in the global economy.

The Governor General's office described Hyndman as a "pillar of the community in Prince Edward Island" for his work as a volunteer, fundraiser, leader and philanthropist.

Diana Love shows her growing confidence during a performance at the 2012 New York City Frigid Festival Show.

I am backing the Inspired Farmers Project - they will start the first demo for Urban Farming in Charlottetown next week.

Grade 9 student Avinash Pandey found a simple and effective solution with a text message reminder system - a project that won the Waterloo teenager top prizes at a national science fair.

A Grade 11 student from Chilliwack was awarded one of the top prizes at a national science fair for his work developing a computer program that reduces the time it takes to test the effectiveness of anti-flu drugs from over a year to less than a week.

If the words "science fair" conjure images of fizzing paper mache volcanoes and potato-powered batteries, then you haven't met Maya Burhanpurkar.

It may seem unfair to pool owners, but the capital city's decision to require homeowners installing a permanent pool to also install a water meter is justifiable.

Maya Burhanpurkar won the top prize at the Canada Wide Science Fair competition last week.

Weekends in Vancouver are not for reading, while residents of Charlottetown are voracious consumers of news on a weekly basis.

The New Democratic Party of Prince Edward Island may have a new leader this weekend after all, but only on a short-term basis.

"Our two official languages are an advantage for Canadians and our businesses, both at home and abroad," said Minister Moore.

He was not included. People did not know how to interact with him. They didn't know really what to make of his condition.

A 28-year-old man from Souris, P.E.I. said his life will change dramatically if the province takes the dialysis treatment centre out of his community.

While travelling in South America earlier this year, I met a mental-health specialist from Charlottetown, Prince Edward Island, who said she reads this column daily because, "It keeps me informed of current reactions in the problems of human relationships." Feedback: Regarding the new mother who wants to re-experience the birth process and can't ... (more)

The students from St. Augustine Catholic Elementary School were the top finishers locally at the Canada-Wide Science Fair in Charlottetown PEI.