A soccer player on P.E.I. is speaking out about what he characterized as a racist incident that occurred during a Division 1 senior finals game earlier this month.

Charlottetown city council voted 7-1 at a monthly meeting on Tuesday night to remove a community fridge.

Workers employed by SaltWire Network say they filed for union certification nine months ago, but are still waiting for a response from P.E.I.'s labour board.

Those driving ATVs on P.E.I. will soon have a new route to use, as a 1.5-kilometre stretch of Mill Road lets them connect with the Island's network of trails.

Some people living near the P.E.I. Community Fridge attended a public meeting in Charlottetown Wednesday night to say it is causing issues in their neighbourhood, while others attending insisted it is a valuable resource for vulnerable Islanders.

Summerside city council has approved land use at 25 Frank Mellish St. for the province to set up a 10-bed overnight emergency shelter, with some conditions.

The owner of a Charlottetown apartment complex is still planning to convert the units to condos, but the housing minister is suggesting some buyers might rent the suites back to the long-time tenants.