Each year, the Government of PEI purchases over $100 million of goods and services from the private sector in accordance with the Procurement of Goods Act and Regulations and the interprovincial trade agreement. The Province operates on the premise that open competition will...
Today, the Province released all three volumes of Public Accounts which include the audited financial results for government from the 2020-2021 fiscal year, and shows a deficit of $5.6M. Public Accounts is an annual financial summary and accountability report of the Government of...
On October 17, 2018, the Government of Canada legalized recreational cannabis use for adults. The Government of Canada continues to regulate access to cannabis for medical purposes. The main laws and regulations that govern recreational and medically-authorized cannabis use are...
The Government of Prince Edward Island is delivering a property tax initiative that will provide a one-time subsidy to offset the 2023 property tax increase and further support Islanders with the cost of living. Similar to the 2022 property tax initiative, the 2023 Property Tax...
Prince Edward Island’s approach to legalizing and regulating cannabis will focus on helping Islanders make an informed choice while reducing the illegal market. A new document, Cannabis Legalization: A Policy and Legislative Framework for Prince Edward Island brings together...
For information on the current renaming process for Savage Harbour, and to RSVP to the community engagement sessions, please visit Community-Specific Renaming Engagement Process. The PEI Geographic Naming and Renaming (toponomy) Program provides a process for the public, including government, to name or rename a location in the province, or to modify the geographical area covered under an existing place name. Proposals will be considered for adding a name where none currently exists, rescinding a name no longer used, changing an existing name to a new name, or modifying a name due to error, i...
The 6th edition of the Annual Statistical Review gathered data from provincial government departments, the private sector and Statistics Canada to provide a socio-economic snapshot of Prince Edward Island in 1979.
The 2nd edition of the Annual Statistical Review gathered data from provincial government departments, the private sector and Statistics Canada to provide a socio-economic snapshot of Prince Edward Island in 1975.
This Guide provides general descriptions of the temporary recapture of input tax credits (RITC) requirement that will apply as a result of the introduction of the Harmonized Sales Tax (HST) in Prince Edward Island (PEI). The RITC requirement will be proposed to be implem