This is PEI

If you're planning to stay at a hotel this summer, you are going to have to dig deep. We'll hear how much you could have to pay...and why.

Island Morning's Stephanie Kelly took to the streets of Charlottetown to hear what some people think about the idea of labelling GMOs in Grocery stores.

A woman from St. John's, Newfoundland is hoping her online petition will make mental health part of the curriculum in all Canadian provinces. The petition has more than 28 thousand signatures.

PEI's Education Minister Doug Currie drops by Island Morning to explain new student well being supports coming to some Island schools this fall.

Jerica Devos as well as the Parker Grimmer from the Public Schools Branch addressing the challenges of buying school supplies for students. Some schools charge a fee and buy the school supplies for students, other schools don't.

`How Many Wade` campaign spokesperson says there's still lots of work to be done to find out what the next steps are in the discussion about mental health services on PEI.

Ellen MacLeod turns to social media, hoping to get some answers. She thinks she has found a piece of history washed up on the beach.

Chief Public Health Officer with an update where things stand with the province's opioid action plan.

A group in Crapaud has saved one of the Island's historic mill ponds. Stordy's pond was in danger because of erosion.

Officials at P.E.I. National Park are worried about people feeding foxes in park, and have been fining some people who throw food to the animals.