COVID-19 (coronavirus) in Prince Edward Island

As of 12:01 am, Monday, 1 March 2021, Alert Level Red measures with modifications are coming into effect in PEI and will last 72 hours, until 12:01 am Thursday, 4 March, 2021. These measures are a time-limited intervention in order to get control of the situation at hand and break the chain of transmission of COVID-19.

As of 12:01 March 4th the COVID-19 Circuit Breaker Measures are in effect.

Stay up-to-date on the latest alerts of possible exposure to COVID-19 and news on PEI.

Fast, accessible testing is available in locations across PEI for anyone experiencing symptoms or requiring testing for work, travel or other reasons.

Travel in and out of PEI is not recommended at this time, but if you have to travel, learn what is required.

 

 

COVID-19 alert level graphic for Prince Edward Island
COVID-19 alert level: RESTRICTED
As of 12:01 am, Monday, 1 March 2021, Alert Level Red measures with modifications are coming into effect in PEI and will last 72 hours.
Learn more about the COVID-19 Alert Level System

Recent Updates

PEI's Response

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COVID-19 Vaccines
What you need to know about the COVID-19 immunization program in PEI.
Vaccine information

Protect Yourself and Others

Know how to protect yourself, your loved ones and your community.

Island Life During COVID-19

Information you need about daily living including school life and other guidance from the Chief Public Health Office.

Travel

What you need to know about entering and leaving Prince Edward Island.

Workers and Business

Information about programs, supports, financial help and operational guidelines.

TESTING
Fast, accessible testing is available in locations across PEI for anyone experiencing symptoms.
When and where to get testing
Get negative COVID-19 test results faster using the My Test Results online tool.
Find your test results

Full list of COVID-19 Contact information
 
1-833-533-9333 for health questions, testing, services and business programs
1-800-958-6400 for questions regarding the new normal, including school life, travel, self-isolation and other public health guidance
8-1-1 if you're experiencing COVID-19 symptoms
2-1-1 for community, social, non-clinical health and government services