Two 12-year-old boys from P.E.I. were injured Saturday when their off-road motorcycle was hit by a car on Cleremont Road.

Canada's sledge hockey team settled for a silver medal after losing 3-2 in overtime to the United States in Saturday's gold-medal game at the World Sledge Hockey Challenge in Charlottetown.

The Olympic torch hit P.E.I.'s famous red soil Saturday afternoon, where it was greeted by large crowds of people, many of them sporting red attire.

Canada will compete for the gold medal on Saturday at the World Sledge Hockey Challenge in Charlottetown.

The Queen Elizabeth Hospital in Charlottetown postponed a large fundraiser for its annual Friends for Life campaign on Thursday because of swine flu conerns.

P.E.I.'s deficit for the 2009-2010 fiscal year will be $85 million, treasurer Wes Sheridan announced during his fiscal update on Friday.

A refugee family of nine from Colombia is temporarily homeless after a fire at a Charlottetown duplex Friday.

Charlottetown will host the women's national curling championship, the Scotties Tournament of Hearts, in 2011.

A Charlottetown restaurant owner says he would consider permanently taking foie gras off his menu if there were a large group of people who wanted it removed.

A 17-year-old university student from Prince Edward Island thinks Acadian bus lines should not have stranded her temporarily at its Moncton terminal this week.

The premiers of New Brunswick and Newfoundland and Labrador say they've agreed to disagree over the planned sale of NB Power to Hydro-Québec.

Opposition leader Olive Crane is questioning the timing of the P.E.I. government's decision to study the economic impact of moving kindergarten from child-care centres to the school system.

Long wait times in P.E.I. for the diagnosis of autism, up to two years, are leaving parents in a "state of panic," said a protester at the legislature Thursday.

The Dominion Building in downtown Charlottetown will be on the real estate market within a matter of weeks.

A British inventor is hoping his lobster-killing device - which zaps them with electricity as an alternative to boiling them alive - will give the Maritime lobster industry a jolt.

The union representing Cavendish Farms workers has publicly thanked the P.E.I. government for more than $600,000 in training money.

Dozens of child-care workers gather outside the P.E.I. legislature to raise concerns about the loss of funding when kindergarten moves into the public school system next fall.

The entire coaching staff of the UPEI Panthers hockey team has now quit and an interim coach has been hired.

Kays Brothers, a wholesale business that operated for 60 years in Charlottetown, is reopening under new ownership.

Unions representing health-care workers on P.E.I. are upset they have been cut out of discussions about the creation of a new agency to administer health delivery in the province.