This is PEI

2-million dollars is going to Borden-Carleton area. It was part of a promise made a few years back when the McCain plant closed, and now residents know where the money is going. We heard what some of them have to say.

The Agricultural-Environment Unit says there has been an increase in the number of complaints about runoff this spring, and it's working with farmers to prevent it from happening in the future. Sharon Labchuk says she's reported a number of runoff inciden

PEI's opposition health critic James Aylward wants to hold public consultations to get feedback on PEI's mental health system.

'How Many Wade' is a Facebook group that features stories of people struggling to get help from the mental health care system on PEI. Verna Ryan, CAO of Mental Health, reacts.

Westley Johnston is spending the month with Canada's best wheelchair basketball players before joining Team Canada for the world junior championship.

Debbie MacDonald says her community has come up with a unique way to memorialize residents who have passed away.

A bit of a tribute to well known Islander David Morrison, whose work has touched the lives of many here at home and around the world.

Island man helps parents find peace at the 12-acre International Children's Memorial Place.

Political panellists, Paul McNeill, Mary Lynn Kane and Dennis King drop by with a take on this sitting of the PEI Legislature.

It not everyday that Charles Doull drops all his gear to reel in a massive three thousand pound anchor.