Funding designed to help build new walking paths and improve active transportation networks is continuing for another year. There is $5 million available through the province’s Active Transportation Fund for new projects across the province. “I have received lots of great...
The Three Oaks Senior High (TOSH) renovation is an important capital project for the Department of Education, Early Learning and Culture. These upgrades will ensure the viability of the school for the next 30 years. Renovations are now complete. Transportation, Infrastructure and...
A new interactive map will help users point and click their way to outdoor fun across Prince Edward Island. The Active Living on PEI “story map” allows Islanders and visitors to find year-round opportunities like cycling, running or hiking, snowmobiling, snowshoeing, and cross...
Access PEI in Souris will be closing immediately for the remainder of the day, Tuesday, December 8. Further notice will be given for opening tomorrow. Media Contact: Jill Edwards Senior Communications Officer Transportation, Infrastructure and Energy jedwards@gov.pe.ca
Book appointments for driver’s license written exams and driving road tests at an Access PEI location. Driver’s license photos must be taken at Access PEI, regardless of the license class or where testing is administered. A vision test is done after you successfully complete your...
Investing in modern, efficient public infrastructure is key to promoting economic growth, strengthening the middle class and developing healthy sustainable communities. The Government of Canada has delivered the first of two $8.25 million annual installments of the federal Gas...
The governments of Canada and Prince Edward Island are making infrastructure investments that will help create jobs and grow the middle class today while building a strong foundation for a sustainable economic future. Officials gathered in Charlottetown today to celebrate the...
Government is looking for suggestions on how to encourage more walking and cycling in Prince Edward Island communities, through financial support from the active transportation fund. The active transportation fund is a $25 million investment over five years that will support...
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...
PEI Federation of Agriculture President David Mol says a new government rule change will help address a crucial labour shortage in his industry. New amendments to the Highway Traffic Act permit an 18-year-old individual in the last stages of their Graduated Driver’s License to...