During a media briefing on Tuesday, September 27th government provided an update on operations and relief programs as the province continues to recover from Hurricane Fiona. Transportation and Infrastructure Provincial crews continue to clear roads, and work alongside Maritime...
Families, patients, and healthcare workers at the Queen Elizabeth Hospital (QEH) will soon have more convenient access to some government services through a new pilot that brings Access PEI directly onsite. Starting this month, services will be offered twice a month until April...
Sustainable transportation means choosing transportation options that are more efficient and have less of an impact on the environment.
With daylight hours getting shorter and road construction projects ongoing across the Island, drivers are reminded to take extra caution to keep themselves and others safe on the road. Reduced visibility during early mornings, evenings, and nighttime increases the risk of...
Investing in infrastructure - When plow drivers get the call to “get your V on” in the winter, Jimmy Rhynes says it’s a signal that the storm was bad – but they’ve got it under control. The V plow is only used to clear mountains of snow from completely blocked or empty roads...
Following the recent public health measures, there are several operational updates across government departments and locations. Government services are still available to the Islanders during the Circuit Breaker phase of the public health response to the COVID-19 pandemic...
The recommendations in this report are developed for the provincial government to consider for future improvements to the Confederation Trail.
Considerations on Implementing a Farmland Bank in Prince Edward Island
Submitted to the Department of Transportation, Infrastructure and Energy
December 19, 2019
Kevin J. Arsenault, PhD