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The P.E.I. government wants to tell Islanders that when it comes to drinking, "less is best." The slogan will be part of a public awareness campaign that will roll out next week focusing on the hea...

The provincial government’s new public awareness campaign “Just the Facts” will bring Islanders information on the laws around cannabis, health risks, responsible use, how to talk to youth, and danger...

The Cooking to Quit program, launching February 2019 in Stratford and Summerside, provides smokers with training in cooking and nutrition as a way to ease the discomfort of leaving nicotine behind.

A new cooking class is promoting nutrition in PEI’s Indigenous community by helping participants combine traditional dishes with modern methods.

This year provincial wellness grants are assisting 23 community groups to promote wellness and help Islanders to live healthy. The Wellness Grant Program provides $50,000 annually to support community...

That’s why she was thrilled when Grace Kimpinski, from the Prince Edward Island Association of Community Living, reached out to collaborate on a program called ConfiDANCE, designed to help people with...

A new free program, Girls at Bat, is offering the learning experience to Charlottetown area youth by exposing them to baseball. It’s a collaboration between the Women’s Network PEI(link is external), ...

With the support of provincial wellness grants, community organizations continue to build a culture of wellness in communities across the Island.

Vaping and e-cigarette use may be presented as alternatives to smoking and tobacco use, but health experts are warning that vapes and e-cigarettes are not healthy alternatives for young people.