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Margaret Andrade, Joe Byrne and Susan MacVittie all think they have a plan to pull up the NDP's support numbers. We'll hear how they'd do that, where they stand on electoral reform and more ...

Our 'Peace Of Mind' series continues with Jessara Sinclair's overview of the Island's mental health system. In part 11, Health and Wellness Minister Robert Mitchell says he knows there's still work to do when it comes to support for mental health and addictions.

Toshia Noye and her family, still dealing with the trauma as victims of a carjacking in New Brunswick.

She says and her young sons have been working hard to put the fear behind them.

Muddy roads on PEI are causing safety concerns for some residents and first responders on PEI.

In one area, residents and emergency workers say they'd like to see some improvements for safety's sake.

PEI government honours the success of Island paralympians, Mark Arendz and Billy Bridges, with plans to pay tribute to the athletes for years to come.

PEI Senator Diane Griffin about report released recently recommending ways to curb the rising cost of farm land. The Senate report, outlines ways to make sure the cost of farmland doesn't freeze people out of the industry, or become a problem for those looking to sell.

A drag queen named "Whatshername" sharing songs, stories and a message of acceptance with a crowd of more than 80 people at Confederation Centre public library.

Harry Forestell with this story of the Silver Cross family that lost two sons to PTSD, in the aftermath of Afghanistan. Soldiers Ron and Ryan Anderson died at home in Canada, unable to deal with what they saw and did during war.

Our 'Peace Of Mind' series continues with Jessara Sinclair's overview of the Island's mental health system. In part 10, Jessara looks at wait times for people wanting to see a psychiatrist.

Carl Phillis is advocating for the eradication of the 2-zone EI system on PEI. He says he's being "punished for being poor" as a result of the switch.