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Updating ATV rules and regulations
Changes to rules and regulations on ATVs will make everyone safer while expanding the ATV trail network province-wide. Proposed changes include allowing ATVs on more low-traffic roads and increasing fines and impoundment time for illegal use of trails. “I believe we can work...
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Storm-related debris removal registration ending November 8
Tree debris removal from curbsides and properties will be wrapping in November so provincial road crews can prepare for winter operations. Provincial road crews have been working on debris removal since early September. Crews started by clearing debris from roads to ensure driver...
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Government assisting Islanders with further debris removal
As provincial road crews continue clearing debris from roads, ditches and curbs, debris removal services are now being expanded to include clean-up around homes. “We know Islanders need help safely removing larger debris from their yards. The province is engaging provincial road...
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Wind and rain forecasted could mean more downed trees
With many trees already damaged due to Hurricane Dorian - and rain and wind in the forecast for this afternoon and overnight - more trees and branches could fall. There is a risk of additional utility outages and more debris blocking roads. Be prepared for continued or additional...
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Driver Rehabilitation Course
Under the Highway Traffic Act, anyone convicted of impaired driving for drugs, alcohol or a combination of drugs and alcohol, refusing the alcohol roadside screening test, or failing the breathalyzer test, e.g. having a blood alcohol content equal to or over .08, is required to...
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Islanders reminded to keep roads, shoulders and sidewalks clear during clean up
Islanders are quick to take action following the storm, moving swiftly into clean up phase. There is lots of debris and other materials to get rid of but roads, shoulders and sidewalks still need to be kept clear for public safety and to help recovery efforts. Islanders are asked...
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Eastern Prince Edward Island residents and visitors to benefit from 16 new recreational, cultural, water and wastewater projects
Investing in social and recreational infrastructure where people can come together and stay active, builds dynamic, inclusive communities while creating good jobs that help grow the middle class. Today, the Honourable Lawrence A. MacAulay, Minister of Veterans Affairs, and Member...