Wayne Thibodeau is a reporter with CBC Prince Edward Island. With over two decades of experience across digital, radio, TV, and newspapers, he covers a range of topics including regional interest, world news, and energy and mining issues in North America. Wayne's work is featured in CBC, where he also contributes to various programs such as The World This Hour, Island Morning, and Mainstreet.
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Wayne Thibodeau's focus is primarily on local news, particularly government announcements and legal policy regulations in Prince Edward Island, Canada. He covers a wide range of topics related to the community's concerns such as housing crisis, infrastructure development, emergency services, and government policies.
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By: Wayne Thibodeau, Stephen Brun
Jaimie Lee Arsenault returned to her Charlottetown home last week to find the two-spirit Pride flag that had been hanging near the front door had been burned. 'There is a high probability that there would be an element of hatred,' police say.
By: Wayne Thibodeau
Krystal Pirch says it's no longer safe to send her children out to play in her neighborhood in the eastern end of Charlottetown.
By: Wayne Thibodeau, Shane Ross
P.E.I. reallocated federal money that was intended to be spent on mental health programs, a new report suggests.
A Chilean man accused of defrauding Islanders in a so-called "grandparent scam" is facing nearly a dozen more charges in New Brunswick.
By: Wayne Thibodeau
People who live in the eastern end of Charlottetown showed up once again Thursday night to express their frustration over plans to keep a community outreach centre and emergency overnight shelter in their neighbourhood.
By: Wayne Thibodeau
Summerside Electric had to power up its own diesel generators again Monday night, after a warning from Maritime Electric that the utility didn't have enough power to supply the city.
Many residents in and around Borden-Carleton showed up Monday night to share their concerns over plans for a fourth gas station in their town.
By: Wayne Thibodeau
Health P.E.I. has hired six senior managers through private employment agencies at costs ranging from $17,490 a month to $43,750 a month.
By: Wayne Thibodeau
New | CBC News | Posted: June 16, 2025 12:12 PM | Last Updated: Just now ‘I personally have not seen anything to prove that these claims are true': Buddhist Monk Eli Kingston
By: Wayne Thibodeau
A non-profit that has been responsible for inspecting tourism accommodations in Prince Edward Island for more than 30 years is preparing to close up shop.
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