John Jeffrey, former CBC PEI political journalist, explores interesting ideas and the people behind them.

In this episode, he is joined by Barb McKenna and Kier Kenny to revisit the 1988 murder of Byron Carr, one of Prince Edward Island’s most troubling unsolved crimes.

They discuss the original police investigation, the recent developments that brought the case back into the spotlight, and the disappearance of crucial evidence that raised serious questions about the handling of the case.

The conversation also explores police accountability, the collapse of the murder prosecution, the lasting impact on Carr’s family, and the ongoing search for truth and justice nearly four decades later.

John Jeffrey, former CBC PEI political journalist, explores interesting ideas and the people behind them.In Part 2 of his conversation with Tim Banks—prominent Prince Edward Island businessman, real estate developer, and CEO of APM—they discuss the continued expansion of Blackbush Beach Resort, the potential for year-round tourism, and the opportunities and challenges facing PEI’s economic future.They also explore government red tape, environmental regulations, land use and the protection of agricultural land, municipal amalgamation, and the need for stronger political leadership. The conversation turns to government spending, economic growth, and the upcoming provincial election, as Banks shares his views on the tough decisions needed to move Prince Edward Island forward.

Welcome to The Island Dew Community Call-in — where Islanders share their voices, stories, and perspectives.

In this episode, we welcome back Jeff Cooke from Cooke Insurance Group to discuss the issues shaping PEI’s future.

From upcoming elections and government spending to rising debt, affordability, healthcare, and economic challenges, we explore what matters most to Islanders.

Join the conversation and share your thoughts and questions!

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