Prince Edward Island News

The P.E.I. Liquor Control Commission has suspended the club liquor license for the Sportsman's Club on University Avenue.

The lawsuit of David Brown and Dana Chatwell against Ontario and its provincial police has highlighted in dramatic fashion how quickly violence can follow the withdrawal of law enforcement.

Some $200,000 in hurricane aid will be paid by the Canadian government to Charlottetown, Prince Edward Island, six years after the storm, officials said.

Weather conditions are expected to deteriorate rapidly across Prince Edward Island today as powerful westerly winds push in colder air accompanied by snow and blowing snow.

It's an unlikely friendship, cemented with plenty of laughter and tears. Three Woodstock friends, drawn together by the devastating effects of early onset Alzheimer's disease, came together in early September to recount the diagnosis that changed the course of their lives.

Back from France and Belgium where he met hundreds of people during the Destination Canada job fair, Mathieu Arsenault is confident his promotional efforts there encouraged some to eventually settle on Prince Edward Island.

One of P.E.I.'s few sex shops has fallen victim to the recession. Sheriffs have changed the locks on the doors of Afternoon Delight, which earlier this month marked 10 years in business.

Capt. J.P. Wright of Charlottetown, right, seen with his mother, Maggie Lillo, was good friends with Lt.

The O'Leary Community Health Foundation hopes to raise $50,000 for everything from medical equipment to a Nintendo Wii game console for the hospital this year.

Island EMS paramedics Michael MacKenzie and Miranda Roache, with help from Alexis Fougere, Maria and Jakob MacKenzie, display some of the donations they received Saturday when they parked their ambulance near the Wal-Mart in Charlottetown.

Consumer confidence is on the rise again in Prince Edward Island, according to the most recent poll by Corporate Research Associates.

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.