Vivian Ulinwa

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Advertisement 1  •  Article contentHockey P.E.I. is facing criticism from some parents after making changes to the format of this year’s female provincials’ weekend. The new structure gives the female team limited scheduled games. The Hockey P.E.I. female council said it was designed to make the event more competitive and meaningful, but some members of the hockey community have turned to social media and Hockey P.E.I.’s Facebook comment section to express how unhappy they are with it.

3 weeks ago | saltwire.com | Vivian Ulinwa

Skip to ContentAdvertisement 1  •   •  Article contentAs Charlottetown prepares for the April 28 federal election, residents are voicing their concerns about the most pressing issues facing their community. From skyrocketing rents and health-care shortages to frustrations over Canada’s trade relationship with the U.S., voters say they want to see stronger leadership and more tangible solutions from federal candidates.

3 weeks ago | saltwire.com | Vivian Ulinwa

•   •  Article contentCharlottetown’s annual P.E.I. Easter Beef Show and Sale returned to the Eastlink Centre on March 27-28, drawing dozens of buyers and spectators eager to see the province’s top-quality beef cattle. The event featured a judging competition on the first day, followed by an auction where top cattle were sold. A cow stands restrained in the auction ring, moments before bidding begins at the 2025 Easter Beef Show and Sale in Charlottetown.

3 weeks ago | saltwire.com | Vivian Ulinwa

Advertisement 1  •  Article contentA new act designed to protect temporary foreign workers in P.E.I. is set to take effect on April 1. Advocates say the Temporary Foreign Worker Protection Act will introduce much-needed safeguards but gaps in enforcement and penalties could weaken its impact. Ryan MacRae, a migrant worker advocate with the Cooper Institute, says the legislation addresses longstanding issues his organization has been raising for more than a decade.

3 weeks ago | saltwire.com | Vivian Ulinwa

Advertisement 1  •  Article contentThe Town of Stratford has approved its 2025-26 operating budget, which outlines investments in public services and infrastructure while also acknowledging financial challenges due to the lack of an updated revenue-sharing agreement with the province. Coun. Jody Jackson, who presented the budget at a special council meeting on March 26, acknowledged the financial strain municipalities like Stratford face without an updated funding arrangement with the province.