Meteorologists and scientists in Atlantic Canada are concerned about cuts to the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration, saying they rely on the U.S. agency's data and expertise.

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President Donald Trump’s actions over the past few weeks have drawn cheers from Russian President Vladimir Putin’s government — and with good reason. Trump falsely blamed Ukraine for the war that bega...

A recent;y ordered investigation into Buddhist land holdings in P.E.I. could provide the first legal test of measures in the Lands Protection Act meant to prevent concentration of land ownership acros...

Prime Minister Justin Trudeau on Monday announced the appointment of former P.E.I. Premier Dennis King as Canada’s ambassador to Ireland.

A Prince Edward Island cabinet minister has become the first person to say he is running for the leadership of the provincial Progressive Conservative Party.

“Everyone was cheering” after an American couple dining at a Windsor, Ont., restaurant on Saturday stood up, apologized for what U.S. President Donald Trump is doing, and paid for everyone's lunch, ac...

X users have been subjected to a flood of ads that feature fake CBC headlines, leading to fake CBC-style articles. In the end, it’s part of an international investment scheme.

Flanked by members of his Progressive Conservative caucus and at times emotional, Dennis King called serving as P.E.I.'s premier 'a privilege and an honour of a lifetime.'

Many people across the country are closely watching the tariff tensions between Canada and the United States. CBC's Connor Lamont went to Royalty Crossing mall in Charlottetown to find out how shopper...

P.E.I. depends on the US market for much of what we grow and fish. Those markets could disappear overnight if the 25 percent US import tariffs are imposed on Tuesday. Mitch asks Premier Dennis King ho...

I remember when the Food Network was full of shows in which chefs actually tried to teach you how to cook at home. When it was more instruction than spectacle. I miss that channel. The first time I…

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A dozen MLAs were provided copies of a controversial contract between Bell Aliant and the P.E.I. government at a legislative committee meeting Thursday morning.

P.E.I.’s opposition parties are using their combined majority on legislative standing committees to compel government records and information that otherwise might never see the light of day, flexing p...

Doctors with the internal medicine clinic at the Queen Elizabeth Hospital in Charlottetown say they will no longer accept non-urgent referrals starting Jan. 21 due to 'unsafe' wait times.

Some Prince Edward Islanders will get funding to travel out of province for an MRI scan at a private clinic in New Brunswick as Health P.E.I. tries to shorten wait times that have spiralled to the hig...

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A lack of staffing has reduced the number of MRIs that P.E.I. conducts, leading to even longer wait times for a test and possible diagnosis.

MLAs are now demanding a long, detailed list of documents and information related to the province's NHL deal from Premier Dennis King and the Department of Tourism.

The fall sitting of the P.E.I. legislature came to a close Friday, after four weeks and 16 sitting days. We recap the drama and the details.

Donald Trump has levelled his most severe threat against Canada in years, warning that on his very first day on office he will impose a 25 per cent tariff on all goods from Canada and Mexico, unless those countries curb the flow of drugs and migrants over their borders.

The lack of details about P.E.I.'s controversial deal with the NHL has been hotly debated in the provincial legislature. The full contract was finally tabled this week, and thanks to that and emails obtained through freedom of information legislation, we now know taxpayers are committed to spend $7.5 to $8.4 million on the deal over three years. CBC's Kerry Campbell breaks it down.