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3D printers at Library
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Technology at the Library

3D Printing 3D printing is available at the Charlottetown Library Learning Centre and the Summerside Rotary Library. Printers are operated by library staff and all printing projects must use library-supplied plastic filament. Currently, we are only able to print designs in a single colour and we cannot guarantee the availability of specific colours. Library Printer model Charlottetown Library Learning Centre Prusa MK4S 3D printer Summerside Rotary Library Monoprice MP10 Mini (Maximum print size: 200 x 200 x 200 mm) 3D Printing Instructions Once you have either designed or downloaded your...

Field of black and white cows at sunset
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Submit Photo for Celebrate PEI Agriculture Photo Contest

Prince Edward Island is celebrated for its breathtaking landscapes, where the rhythms of agriculture shape the scenery throughout every season. From the vibrant hues of freshly harvested forage to the quiet beauty of cover crops and snow-covered fields, the dedication of farmers is always on display. Paired with the Island’s natural charm and a strong commitment to working in harmony with the environment, it’s a place unlike any other. Celebrate by capturing a photo that will be enjoyed for years to come. Enter for the chance to win prizes Finalists will be showcased in a gallery at the...

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Ordering Certified Archival Vital Statistics Records

The Public Archives and Records Office has a large collection of archival vital statistics records, including baptism, marriage, and death records. Certified copies may be needed for some official purposes or legal processes. Certified copies of baptisms, marriages, or death records can be ordered through the Request Certified Copies of Archival Baptismal, Marriage or Death Records online form and are signed by an Archivist. The Archives does not have any birth certificates. Since there was no civil registry before 1906, researchers looking for early birth information rely largely on existing...

Photograph of four men harvesting potatoes by hand in a field in Prince Edward Island, ca. 1910. In the foreground there is a horse, cart, and dog.
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Search Public Archives Material Online

Archival material can be searched online through our databases: the PARO Collections Database and Memory PEI. What is the PARO Collections Database? The PARO Collections Database can be searched for item-level access to vital statistics records, census material, and some of our most popular archival content, including maps, architectural plans, photographs, and other material. Where available, a digital scan of the original can also be accessed through the online database. Some of the major collections currently available online include: Vital Statistics Records Baptisms (including the former...

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PEI Broadband Fund for Residents

Effective March 31, 2026, the PEI Broadband Fund for Residents program will be paused and not accepting any new applications. Previous applications and claims submitted prior to March 31, 2026 will be processed. The PEI Broadband Fund for Residents provides funding to residential civic addresses that do not currently have access to a high-speed internet service provider in their local area. Residential civic addresses without access to high-speed internet (up to 50 Mbps download, 10 Mbps upload) may qualify for funding to improve broadband service. The PEI Broadband Fund for Residents covers...

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2026 Children's Summer Food Program

The Children’s Summer Food Program delivers seven nutritious frozen meals each week to school-aged children of families facing food insecurity. Running from July 8 to September 2, the program is dedicated to supporting households with demonstrated financial need, ensuring children have access to healthy meals all summer long. Who is eligible for the Children’s Summer Food Program? Children must be school-aged (Kindergarten to Grade 12, as of September 2026), and able to consume solid food. This program is primarily intended to support PEI families currently receiving financial support through...

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Acadian Heritage Month Fund

The 2026 application period for the Acadian Heritage Month Fund has ended. Dates for the 2027 application period will be published on this page once confirmed. Non-profit organizations holding an event as part of Acadian Heritage Month may be eligible for a grant of up to $3,500 to support their event. The Acadian Heritage Month Fund offers grants for events that promote PEI’s Acadian heritage during Acadian Heritage Month (the month of August). What are the eligibility criteria? To be eligible, an application must: Come from a registered non-profit organization or a national charitable...

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Hunting, Firearms, and Bow Hunting Safety Courses

What do I need to hunt on PEI? In order to hunt legally on PEI, you must have a valid hunting license and the Wildlife Conservation Fund fee. Most people also require: Firearms Safety Course Hunter Safety Course, and/or A Bow Hunting Safety Course. The Bow Hunting Safety Course also includes: The Hunter Safety Course Tree Stand Safety Course, and A practical bow shooting test. How do I take a Hunter Education course? The Hunter Safety education program has two components. You must successfully complete the online component at Hunter Course. Currently, this component of the Hunter Safety Course...

Father and son trout fishing
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Buy an Angling Licence Online

What are the fees for the fishing licence? Fees vary. Find a list of current fees at Angling Resources and Information Centre. Angling licences include the Wildlife Conservation Fund (WCF) fee. Is there other information I need to consider? If new regulations and restrictions are issued they will be available in the Angling Summary (4.7MB). Please note that active Canadian Forces members and Canadian Forces veterans may be asked for proof of status in conjunction with their complimentary angling licence, which includes the Wildlife Conservation Fund fee. How long will it take to get my fishing...

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Community Celebration Fund

Your non-profit organization may be eligible for a grant of up to $2,500 to assist with costs associated with your festival or event. Call for applications will open on Monday, January 5 and close on Monday, March 2, 2026. New project submissions from an applicant in default on any reporting, project completion or financial obligation to Innovation PEI will not be reviewed until a resolution to the default is reached. Is our event eligible? Any activity that attracts residents and visitors and provides them with opportunities to experience Prince Edward Island’s culture may be eligible for...

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