Today's top headlines from CBC Prince Edward Island

Good evening, these are your top stories for Wednesday, October 27, 2021.
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Climate change report 'bad news,' but not shocking, says P.E.I.'s environment minister

Oct 27 , 2021 • 18:51 EDT

Coastal erosion poses the greatest level of risk to P.E.I. by 2050, according to the province’s Climate Change Risk Assessment.

Two new COVID-19 cases reported on P.E.I. Wednesday

Oct 27 , 2021 • 16:13 EDT

There are two new COVID-19 cases confirmed on P.E.I., the Chief Public Health Office announced Wednesday.

P.E.I. liver donor overwhelmed to learn she saved a child's life

Oct 27 , 2021 • 15:15 EDT

Trina Doyle volunteered to be a living donor and went through the surgery in Toronto to remove part of her liver, but it wasn't until she received a letter from the recipient's family that she truly understood how important her decision was.

Gas prices likely to remain high

Oct 27 , 2021 • 17:06 EDT

CBC oil and gas reporter Robert Jones breaks down the reasons Islanders — and everyone else — could be in for a rough winter.

Driving tests up on P.E.I. — and not just because people are failing

Oct 27 , 2021 • 15:34 EDT

Bookings for driving tests on P.E.I. are up 20 to 30 per cent from pre-pandemic level, according to highway safety officials.

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