Island artists will have their work seen by more people thanks to the provincial government’s reinvestment in the province’s Art Bank. The Art Bank acquires, loans out, and displays works by professional Island artists for public spaces. As part of its new five-year culture...
Young Island residents can gain valuable experience volunteering with not-for-profit organizations. The Youth-on-Board project has been renewed for a second year and aims to connect 40 high school students with opportunities to get involved in local governments and rural...
Oyster Processors Inventory Mitigation Program The Oyster Processors Inventory Mitigation Program is designed as a grant program which aims to reduce and offset financial risks for oyster processors by de-risking the purchasing and holding of oysters prior to selling to markets...
What are technical reports? The Department periodically publishes technical reports on issues facing the fishing and aquaculture industries. Due to the length of the reports they have not been placed on the Department website. Only the most recent copies are available on line...
Listed below ia a series of fact sheets on issues related to the PEI aquaculture industry. AIN.30.2025 Oyster Diseases: MSX, Dermo, SSO, Malpeque Disease AIN.29.2025 Comparing MSX and Dermo: Diseases of the Eastern Oyster Crassostrea virginica AIN.28.2022 Lime and Brine Treatment...
The Recreation Facilities Map displays information about the different sports and recreation facilities in Prince Edward Island, including the name, address, community, and other pertinent information about the facility. To find a facility: Select the type of facility you’re...
Honourable Cory Deagle, Minister of Fisheries, Tourism, Sport and Culture issued the following statement recognizing National Concussion Awareness Week: “National Concussion Awareness Week was established in 2021 to increase awareness, prevention and management of concussions...
After Hurricane Fiona hit PEI in the fall of 2022, many residents depended on community reception centres for heat, food, Internet, showers, and other services while they were without power. To help these centres support residents during future emergency events, the provincial...
More funding is available to community non-profits, indigenous organizations and municipal governments for projects that enhance rural communities in Prince Edward Island. Under the Community Capacity Building stream of the Rural Growth Initiative, projects that are eligible may...
A new funding program launching in January 2021 will help community halls across the Island with operating costs as part of the province’s ongoing response to COVID-19. The COVID-19 Operational Support Program for Community Halls will provide grants of up to $2,500 to assist...