The province is inviting residents to share their opinion about proposed changes to allow municipalities to make decisions about operating ATVs on roads within the municipality. Some municipalities, along with the PEI ATV Federation and its member clubs, have requested options to...
More than 1,700 Islanders completed a survey earlier this year that will help shape Pathways to Highway Safety, a new 10-year strategy for safer roads in PEI. Impaired and distracted driving, such as driving under the influence of drugs or alcohol and texting while driving, were...
Step into the Provincial Sign Shop in Tignish, and the first thing you notice is the steady clatter of tools and the hum of printers at work. The work done here touches every corner of Prince Edward Island. Whether it’s a sign for a busy area of the province or a small community...
The Government of Canada and Province of Prince Edward Island signed a new $86.2-million agreement to accelerate housing development, increase density, and help meet the growing demand for affordable housing. The new funding through the Canada Housing Infrastructure Fund (CHIF)...
The Province is developing a new 10-year plan called Pathways to Highway Safety that will focus on reducing dangerous driving behaviour and supporting safe roads for everyone. With more drivers on the road than ever, safe driving is increasingly important.
Government officials gathered today to celebrate the official opening of Charlottetown’s newest recreational hub, the Simmons Sports Centre. The grand opening coincides with the 48th Annual Spud Minor Hockey Tournament, drawing players, families and fans to the new, net-zero...
At a meeting of the Atlantic Canadian Ministers Responsible for Transportation, Ministers are urging the Government of Canada to establish a new, long-term infrastructure funding program to support critical transportation networks that drive interprovincial and international...
In Canada, the frequency of motor vehicle inspection (MVI) varies by province and territory, as vehicle inspection programs are regulated at the provincial and territorial level.