Public Health Orders
Under the authority of the Public Health Act, the Chief Public Health Officer may issue a health order when a hazard exists that increases the public’s risk of illness, disease and/or injury.
A health hazard is anything that can harm people's health or make it difficult to stop the spread of disease.
A health hazard can also be a dangerous condition, object, or activity that may cause injury or sickness, or it might not meet health and safety rules meant to protect people.
As part of certain Public Health Act orders, the Chief Public Health Officer may provide public notice of an order by any means of communication that the Chief Public Health Officer considers will make it known to the majority of the members of the public or class of persons who should receive notice of that order, as the case may be.
Current Public Health Orders
Atlantic Superstore #376
465 University Avenue, Charlottetown
Order Issued June 4, 2026
Evidence of rodents
Food Premises Inspection Disclosure Website
This website provides public access to inspection results for regulated facilities, helping you make informed decisions about where you eat or receive services. It promotes transparency by sharing up-to-date inspection information and a history of compliance, allowing you to review trends over time.