Rob Henderson says government is working hard to improve the mental health system. He isn't sure it's realistic that government will be able to resolve the items highlighted by the How Many Wade campaign.

Sarah Stewart-Clark has this update on the social media 'How Many Wade' campaign. The Facebook group has been gathering stories of Island families who are falling through the cracks of the PEI mental health system.

Chat with the author of a report from the Not for profit group, Swim Drink Fish Canada. She says PEI should regularly test water.

Owen Pitre is upset after his request to transfer their younger daughter was denied by the public schools branch.

Conversation with the first black actor to play a Father of Confederation with the Confederation Players.

A chat with the only Islander taking part in the annual Big Swim. Ryan Bradley talks about the rigorous training involved in preparing for this fundraiser for Brigadoon Village.

Historian Harry Holman is the newest PEI member of the Historic Sites and Monuments Board of Canada. We talked to him about the changing nature of recognizing historic people, places and events, and his thoughts on the recent decision when it comes to the

Thursday nights are going to be busy at the lawn bowling greens in Sherwood this month. That's because a new fundraiser for Cystic Fibrosis Canada on PEI is taking place. We found out more about Lawn Summer Nights.

The thrill of going on the rides at the fair or amusement park is the best part of summer for many people. Inspector Shaun MacArthur is tasked with making sure all those rides are safe and sound, and he takes his job very seriously.

The Souris and Area Branch of the PEI Wildlife Federation is hoping to give visitors a taste, literally, of what Basin Head has to offer. We found out more about their experiential tourism product called "Beyond the Beach".