This is PEI

Looking back. It's been almost one year since thousands of families fled Fort McMurray to escape wildfires. This morning we'll hear from two families about how their lives have changed. We'll hear from Shannon Comeau, and Donna Jesso.

What's in a name? According to some people...a lot. Keptin John Joe Sark and others would like to see the name Amherst removed from the Port-la-Joye-Fort Amherst National Historic Site. We heard from a retired professor and a Mi'kmaq elder on the topic.

Parents now know if their kids will be going to a different school next year. We hear from one who can't understand the rules and the head of the Public Schools Branch.

Grace Xin, a consultant with the Tourism Industry Association of Canada, says P.E.I. should be working to attract more Chinese tourists.

A psychologist from the IWK says support for Island LGBTQ youth is improving and Suzanne Zinck says a team in Halifax is ready to help too.

Natalia Goodwin talks with MP Randy Boissonnault and Rosemarie Dale from the Rainbow Alliance at UPEI. The LGBTQ community had a chance to send a message directly to the prime minister via the visiting minister.

Political reporter Kerry Campbell drops by to share the latest on the Mill River deal and what incoming owner Dan MacDougall has to say about it.

Nicole Williams caught up with Farahnaz Rezaei just after a citizen ceremony this weekend in Charlottetown.

Sarah Keaveny Vos talks with student Kawthar Najla, Interpreter Raeda Alhassan, and volunteer Carol Lang. A new group has formed to help teach English to Syrian women with young children

Malpeque M-P Wayne Easter, the co-chair of the Canada-United States interparliamentary group drops by with a look at some trade practice issues between the United States and Canada.