Upcoming Vacancies for Agencies, Boards or Commissions

The agencies, boards and commissions listed below are now accepting applications for current and upcoming vacancies.

Agencies, Boards or Commissions

Agricultural Insurance Corporation Appeal Board

Canadian Free Trade Agreement (CFTA): Compliance Panel and Appellate Panel Rosters

The CFTA allows for the establishment of a panel to resolve disputes between parties (i.e. government-to-government) or persons and parties (i.e. person-to-government).There are two (2) vacancies on PEI’s panel roster.

Environmental Advisory Council

The Environmental Advisory Council is seeking applications from individuals to fill pending and upcoming vacancies within the council. The group consists of individuals from different backgrounds such as fisheries, agriculture, conservation and others. who are appointed to advise the minister responsible on environmental matters.

Maritime Provinces Higher Education Commission

Established in 1974, the MPHEC is an arm’s length organization accountable to the ministers responsible for post-secondary education in the Maritimes. The Commission comprises 20 members representing universities, the public-at-large (including students), and the three Maritime governments. The Commission’s primary orientation in carrying out its duties is to give first consideration to improving and maintaining the best possible service to students as lifelong learners.

PEI Sports Hall of Fame and Museum Inc.

The Department of Health and Wellness is soliciting applications for a member at large. The department values and supports diversity in representation in its agencies, boards and commissions and encourages applicants from across the Island’s diverse population.

Premier’s Action Committee on Family Violence Prevention

The Premier’s Action Committee on Family Violence Prevention is seeking a chairperson for a five-year term. The mandate of the committee is to coordinate the implementation and evaluation of the provincial Family Violence Prevention Strategy, develop a work plan, ensure integrity of community participation, promote the importance of resource allocations necessary for implementation of the strategy; and communicate initiatives to ensure a high public profile for family violence prevention is maintained across the province.

Rural Communities Council

The Rural Communities Council will provide advice and make recommendations to government on  rural topics of people, communities, wellness and the environment as well as explore opportunities for development in rural PEI.