The strategy aims to enable Atlantic salmon populations to thrive. A draft of it is now posted online. The deadline to make a comment on it is July 30.

A robot using artificial intelligence technology is helping P.E.I. farmers detect virus indicators in potato fields. CBC’s Nancy Russell spoke to the people involved with the project about why the Agri-Scout robot was created and how it helps keep Island spuds healthy. 

The Department of Environment, Energy and Climate Action is keeping a close eye on low oxygen levels in Prince Edward Island’s waterways as the weather warms up.

CBC takes a tour of the strawberry patches, and it’s clear farmers and U-pickers on P.E.I. know a sweet thing when they see it. ‘You get more for what you pay,’ says one happy customer.

A Charlottetown restaurant owner is crediting the public and the power of social media for helping her track down a family who feasted on lobster, oysters and drinks before pulling the infamous dine-and-dash.

The Atlantic Student Development Alliance is set to debut a new video series called Shifting Tides: The Impact of P.E.I.’s Job Market on International Students and Graduates in P.E.I. CBC News: Compass host Louise Martin spoke with executive director Daniel Ohaegbu to find out why the group needed to shine a light on the challenges…

Summerside city council has approved land use at 25 Frank Mellish St. for the province to set up a 10-bed overnight emergency shelter, with some conditions.

As the heat wave comes to an end in western P.E.I., there is going to be some heavy rain.

Parks Canada is concerned about the growing number of people being swept out to sea on pool inflatables around Prince Edward Island’s beaches.

Young female hockey players say they’re eager to take in the action and learn from some of the best players in North America.