P.E.I. immigration targets cut again, leaving businesses and workers worried

Ottawa is slashing the number of people P.E.I. can nominate for permanent residency in 2025 by half — a move…

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When can Max, 54, and Erica, 42, leave their high-stress jobs and work part time instead?

Max is a corporate executive earning $205,000 a year. Erica has her own management consulting company that nets about $150,000…

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Federal Conservatives say they won’t let Doug Currie run again in Charlottetown

The Conservative Party of Canada says it won’t allow Doug Currie to run for the party’s nomination in Charlottetown, after…

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Wintertime can be challenging for Islanders with disabilities, advocates say

Kevin Symes said his wife likes to take their puppy out for walks, like many other Islanders do. But in…

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Aritzia is facing a daunting task: living up to investor expectations

Aritzia Inc. ATZ-T is delivering strong profit growth, fat margins and a successful U.S. expansion. Now comes the hard part:…

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Strain on P.E.I. health-care system improving but beds still at capacity

Health P.E.I. says some progress has been made in easing the strain on the Island’s hospitals and emergency rooms, but…

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Sony Pictures Imageworks Moving HQ to The Post

Sony Pictures Imageworks is relocating its Vancouver headquarters from CF Pacific Centre to The Post, according to multiple reports. The…

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Homeowners’ battle with TD Insurance renews scrutiny over preferred vendor networks

When a refrigerator leak sent water streaming across John Comar and his partner’s kitchen in Ottawa last spring, soaking hardwood…

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Graywood CEO Looks Forward to Partnering on More Projects with Japan’s HHP

Graywood Developments is preparing to partner on more multi-residential projects with Japan’s Hankyu Hanshin Properties (HHP) in the Greater Toronto…

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Three scenarios of how the capital gains increase could affect taxpayers

Here’s who may be affected and the monetary trade-off of choosing not to follow the CRA’s guidance

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