The Government of Prince Edward Island is investing $1.2 million to support new housing and community growth in Alberton. This investment supports the province’s Building Together housing strategy by accelerating housing supply and addressing the needs of a growing population. It...
The Government of Prince Edward Island is investing $380,000 to support new housing in Wellington. This investment supports the province’s Building Together housing strategy by accelerating housing supply and addressing the needs of a growing population. It reflects ongoing...
Does it pass the test? That’s the question being asked every day at the Transportation Materials Testing Lab in Mount Stewart. Before a new stretch of pavement is laid, samples of soil, stone, asphalt, and concrete must make the grade at the lab. The work done here plays a behind...
The North Shore and Cavendish summer transit service will return for the season beginning Tuesday, June 23, with two additional pilot runs from Charlottetown to Cavendish added this year to better support youth working in the area. The service will operate until September 7...
Access PEI on Riverside Drive in Charlottetown will reopen to the public on Wednesday, May 27. The office was closed to fix a broken water line. Thank you for your patience during repairs. Media contact Stacey Miller Department of Transportation, Infrastructure and Energy...
The Access PEI office on Riverside Drive in Charlottetown is closed because of a water leak and needs repairs. Service is available at other locations until it reopens. Wait times for four other offices are available here: Access PEI Wait Times | Service PEI If you had a written...
As construction ramps up across the Island this year, motorists should plan ahead and stay informed about road projects and traffic impacts. Motorists can use government’s online resource Stay in the loop, Plan Your Routeto stay up to date on upcoming road and bridge construction...
Island drivers have until May 31 to remove studded tires from vehicles this year. Studded tires are only permitted between October 1 and May 31. Studded tires can increase safety on icy roads, but they do come with some downsides on dry pavement. They can be noisier, don’t grip...
Spring weight restrictions on provincial roads in Prince Edward Island have now been lifted, effective April 28. These restrictions are put in place each spring to protect roads while they soften during the thaw. Now that road conditions have improved, the seasonal limits are no...
Prince Edward Island is celebrating another outstanding tourism year in 2025, reaching record highs in visitation, visitor spending and overnight stays for the second year in a row. PEI continues to be one of Canada’s strongest tourism performers, strengthening its reputation as...