ATV enthusiasts now have access to Sheehan, Manning, Grant and Park roads in the Souris area as part of the provincial government’s Off-Highway Vehicle (OHV) pilot project. The project allows off-highway vehicles, such as ATVs, on select public roads in Prince Edward Island to...
A new baseball park and recreation venue will enhance baseball and other outdoor activities for Islanders, as well as provide economic benefits from hosting tournaments and other events. Located at the Mill River Resort, Baseball PEI named the park in honor of Don McDougall, a...
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...
Department of Transportation and Infrastructure Annual Report for the year ending March 31, 2024.
With the addition of 12 kilometres of new pilot dirt roads in O’Leary, the Island’s ATV pilot road project has reached a total of 99 kilometres across the province. The expansion, led by the O’Leary Recreational Club, strengthens trail connections between O’Leary and Tignish...
This is the application form to apply for the PEI Active Transportation Fund. What is the Active Transportation (AT) Fund? The AT Fund was announced in late 2019 as part of the Sustainable Transportation Action Plan. The AT Fund helps build new walking and bike paths, install paved shoulders, and better connect existing walking and cycling trails to improve and grow PEI’s active transportation network. Who can apply to the Active Transportation Fund? Municipalities, Indigenous communities and community groups can apply to the AT Fund for active transportation projects in their communities. The...