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PEI COVID-19 Case Data
2020-11-26
As of 26-November-2020, COVID-19 Case Data, Total cases (including recovered) 70 Negative results 53,771 Recovered Cases 68 Summary of confirmed COVID-19 cases reported in PEI, Total cases, 70, Gender, Female 24 (34.3%) Male 46 (65.7%), Age distribution (in years), < 20 5 (7.1%) 20 to 39 35 (50....
Atlantic Provinces Travel Bubble
2020-11-26
Effective 12:01 a.m. Tuesday, November 24, 2020 until at least December 7, 2020, Prince Edward Island is temporarily suspending its participation in the Atlantic Travel Bubble to curb the spread of COVID-19 in the region., Non-PEI residents, including residents of Atlantic Canada:, Travellers must...
Visitor policy and protocols for Health PEI facilities
2020-11-26
Information for Patients, Staff, and Physicians, Due to the COVID-19 pandemic, Health PEI has had to implement restrictions on visiting at our health care facilities. These restrictions are necessary to protect patients, staff and physicians from the virus, and to avoid the spread of COVID-19. The...
COVID-19 Testing in PEI
2020-11-26
Here you will find where and when to get tested for COVID-19, how to get your results, and how to get tested before international travel., Where to get tested?, Testing can be done at either scheduled clinics (by appointment) or drop-in clinics (no appointment necessary)., Scheduled clinics,...
COVID-19 Self-Isolation
2020-11-26
Self-isolation can help to prevent the spread of COVID-19. When you are exposed to an illness, there is a time between the exposure and when you start to feel sick, known as the incubation period. There is a small chance you could spread germs during these few days. Staying home in isolation lower...
Walk-in Clinics
2020-11-26
Walk-in Clinics are not able to test for COVID-19. Use the self-assessment tool to help determine whether you should be tested. If you are experiencing symptoms, including new onset fever or worsening cough, sore throat, rhinitis (runny nose, sneezing or congestion) marked fatigue, shortness of...
Wearing Masks and PPE in Schools
2020-11-26
Wearing a non-medical mask is not a substitute for physical distancing and hand washing. However, it is an additional measure you should take to protect others around you, even if you have no symptoms., Non-medical mask use in K-12, All students, are required to wear masks on the school bus. ...
New and Expecting Parents: COVID-19 FAQs
2020-11-26
Are prenatal and postnatal supports not considered an essential service?, Supports for new moms and babies is an essential service. However, some services may be provided in a slightly different way during COVID-19. We recognize in-person care is preferred, but to protect the health and safety of...
Electric School Buses
2020-11-25
Prince Edward Island’s 12 new electric school buses from Lion Electric, a Canadian manufacturer of zero-emission vehicles, will replace 12 diesel-powered buses in the upcoming year. The new buses will improve air quality for students on or near the bus, reduce carbon emissions, and provide...
Re-openings
2020-11-24
Most provincial government sites and services are open during office hours with some restrictions and exceptions, as noted below. Call ahead to confirm hours of service and location., Access PEI sites and services, Access PEI in Charlottetown is extending Saturday morning hours (9-12) until the end...