When Abe Buttimer of Abelaine Farms Inc. in New Glasgow was growing up, nearly everyone he knew had a connection to a farm. Today, that connection isn't as common. Many children have never set foot on a farm or had the chance to see firsthand where their food comes from. That...
Canadian citizens interested in running in the November 2 municipal elections still have time to submit their nomination. To be eligible, a candidate must: Be a Canadian citizen; Be at least 18 years old on election day; and Have lived in the municipality for at least six months...
The Government of Prince Edward Island announced today that 82 new long-term care beds will be added at Whisperwood nursing home in Charlottetown, helping more Island seniors access quality care close to home. Enhanced Living has been awarded the contract to expand its...
PEI residents aged 55 and older are invited to attend a series of free workshops to learn about financial programs, benefits, and services that can help make everyday life a little bit easier. Whether planning for the future, looking for information for a loved one, or simply...
Premier of Prince Edward Island, Rob Lantz issued the following statement: “October marks Mi’kmaw History Month, a time to learn more about the history, culture, language and traditions of the Mi’kmaq people. The Mi’kmaq people have been part of the history of Prince Edward...
Island residents are invited to submit nominations for the 2027 Heritage Awards. Each year, the PEI Museum and Heritage Foundation presents Heritage Awards from a variety of categories to Island residents who work to protect, share, and promote our history. The awards recognize...
Today, the Government of PEI released all three volumes of the 2025-2026 Public Accounts showing its audited financial results for the fiscal year ending March 31, 2026. The 2025-2026 fiscal year ended with a deficit of $355.5 million. This was $94.1 million lower than forecast...
Nine Islanders were honoured today with the 2026 Senior Islander of the Year Award for their lasting impact on communities across Prince Edward Island. The award promotes positive images of aging and celebrates the many contributions of PEI residents who are 65 years and older...
A new accessible transportation service, Cudmore’s Accessible Cab, is now available for residents and visitors with disabilities across Charlottetown, Stratford, and Cornwall. Cudmore’s Accessible Cab is a two-year pilot project operated by Pat & the Elephant. The cab is an on...
As populations and the cost of drugs continue to grow, the Government of Canada and Prince Edward Island (PEI) are working together to make it easier for Islanders to access the prescription medications they need, while helping to reduce the cost of living. Today, the Honourable...