The provincial deficit for the 2016-2017 fiscal year now stands at just $1.3 million, with the province on track to achieve a balanced budget in the current fiscal year. Thanks to good financial stewardship, a strong economy, and a focus on key priorities, the deficit of $1.3...
GeoLinc Plus is a subscription service providing assessment, tax, registry, and property mapping information for any parcel of land in Prince Edward Island via the Internet. To use GeoLinc Plus, you must first register for an account. You can subscribe for a minimum 30 days or up to twelve 30-day periods and then renew at the end of each subscription period. The fee for each 30-day period is $18.00 including HST. Subscribe or renew your subscription as follows: Online: Click the blue button at the bottom of this page to register or renew your account and pay your subscription fee. Online...
A strong economy with high employment and good fiscal management have led to a $56.9 million surplus in the 2018-19 fiscal year for the Province of Prince Edward Island. “It is because of the strength of Islanders that we continue to experience a strong and healthy economy. It is...
The provincial government is making it easier than ever for people to find information about tender award results. PEI’s procurement website now offers the results of public tenders all in one area. This will save people time and effort when they’re looking for this information...
The Municipal Assessment and Tax Information (MATI) tool is for the use of Municipal Administrators and their assigns only. For publicly accessible property information, including maps and assessment information, please visit GeoLinc Plus . The Municipal Assessment and Tax Information (MATI) online tool provides Prince Edward Island Municipal Administrators with up-to-date assessment and tax information. Assessment and tax information is provided through four sections: Assessment Summaries Search by your municipality to see the total assessed values of all commercial, residential, and other...
The Canadian Collaborative Procurement Initiative (CCPI) is a federal procurement initiative in which the Government of Prince Edward Island is participating. Through the CCPI, public sector organizations in the province are able to use Government of Canada procurement...
This section provides information for property owners on annual property tax bill charges. Under the Real Property Tax Act and Real Property Tax Act Regulations the Province provides a centralized collection system for property taxation. Annual property taxes and charges may...
The provincial government has acted quickly on all of the recommendations in the Auditor General’s e-gaming report. Premier Wade MacLauchlan asked Finance Minister Allen Roach to coordinate an overall government response to the report’s 15 recommendations. “The Auditor General’s...
A new strategy, released today, will guide the work of the PEI Public Service Commission over the next three years, supporting innovation and creativity in provincial civil service workplaces with a continued commitment to public service core values of respect, integrity...