Lennox Island chief calls for a residential schools monument in Charlottetown

About 200 people gathered in Charlottetown on Tuesday to mark Truth and Reconciliation Day, and they heard a pitch from the ...

Redesign of Charlottetown's University Avenue still years away from getting started

A long-awaited plan to redesign one of P.E.I.’s busiest roadways remains tied up in negotiations, two and a half years after ...

New design option for P.E.I. licence plates honours Mi'kmaw community in the province

Drivers on P.E.I. will soon have the option for a new licence plate after the province unveiled a design to recognize ...

P.E.I.’s cruise ship season is far from over. In fact, it’s just ramping up

The summer weather may very well be behind us, but P.E.I.’s cruise ship season keeps sailing on with the highest volume of ...

After holstered gun goes off, Charlottetown police officers given option to swap firearms

Charlottetown police officers can choose to go back to using their former service handgun model following a recent incident where an officer's gun went off while still in its holster. Interim ...

Renting an apartment on P.E.I. requires wages well above minimum, new report shows

For Meghan Dewar, renting in Charlottetown feels manageable — at least for now.She lives in a one-bedroom, all-inclusive ...

What fans can expect from the Charlottetown Islanders this season

The Charlottetown Islanders open the regular season on home ice at the Eastlink Centre Sept. 19. This year, there are some changes to the schedule. CBC’s Louise Martin speaks with the team’s general ...

P.E.I. Supreme Court won't get involved in Charlottetown's ongoing water strike

Striking water and sewer workers in Charlottetown have had their request for an injunction against the city denied by P.E.I.'s Supreme Court. The union alleged the city was trying to intimidate ...

P.E.I.'s Alysha Corrigan and Team Canada eye rugby glory in Women's World Cup final

The stage is set, and the Canadian women's rugby team is ready to charge into the World Cup this weekend for a chance to make ...
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Anchor Travis Dhanraj files human rights complaint against CBC, alleging discrimination, harassment

Former CBC News Network host Travis Dhanraj, who earlier this summer denounced “dysfunction at the highest level” at the CBC in an all-staff e-mail that went viral, has filed a human rights complaint ...