An innovative shoreline project that is reducing the impacts of climate change and erosion at Cedar Dunes Provincial Park near West Point is complete. The shoreline was suffering from ongoing and extensive sea level rise, storm surge, and wave-driven erosion. Cedar Dunes...
All signs within view of a Prince Edward Island Highway are controlled by the Highway Signage Act. Tourism business signs provide the travelling public with directional signage in a concise, visible manner. Only businesses defined as “tourism business” in the regulations may...
Percent of Repeat Impaired Driving Offenders (Updated September 12, 2025) Year First Second Third or More Total Impaired Convictions 2024 197 (70.1%) 48 (17.1%) 36 (12.8%) 281 2023 206 (66.8%) 65 (21.1%) 37 (12.0%) 308 2022 159 (68.2%) 43 (18.4%) 31 (13.3%) 233 2021 174 (67.1%)...
Infrastructure Canada-PEI funding programs support major capital projects that improve the quality of life and standard of living for residents in Island communities. The funding agreement allows municipal governments to undertake significant projects that align with their local...
An enhanced ATV registration process will boost revenue for the PEI ATV Federation to connect and build private trails, support public safety and other initiatives. An amendment to the Off Highway Vehicle Act passed second reading in the legislature yesterday. Once passed, the...
Who we are: A new centre of excellence, finding ways to make government services and programs more accessible to Islanders through knowledge, innovation and partnerships. It is focused on three key service areas: Access PEI, Contact PEI and Service Experience. Service Promise –...
Rural transit routes to Cavendish and other north shore communities will resume in June to help support tourism operators, employees and residents during the busy summer season. Two routes – one from Summerside and one from Charlottetown – will provide daily service to Cavendish...
Improvements to local roads will benefit Islanders and their businesses, with work taking place thanks to the combined investment of more than $21.4 million from the federal and Prince Edward Island governments. Announced by Minister Lawrence MacAulay, Member of Parliament Heath...
The What We Heard report from the Confederation Trail’s consultation process is now available. What We Heard summarizes the broad scope of ideas and feedback shared by thousands of residents and stakeholders in the fall of 2023. Safety was a recurring topic and reflected...