Innovation PEI's Business Development and Innovation Division provides information and help to new and existing business in Prince Edward Island. For the start up, expansion and diversification, the division provides: counselling financial help business guidance entrepreneur...
PEI’s economic strength is historically grounded in well established industries like agriculture, fishing and tourism. The economic focus for the future involves innovative research and development as well as supportive clustering in several key growth sectors: Advanced Marine...
Funding is available to support approved costs to install broadband infrastructure that will deliver high-speed access in Prince Edward Island. Applications will be accepted from residents, businesses, communities, and internet service providers (ISPs) proposing a broadband...
Depending on the type of business you are planning, you may have regulatory control or require a licence or permit to operate. It is your responsibility to understand any regulations related to your business, which licences or permits you need to operate, and when you need to...
Innovation PEI is a proud community partner offering services with Futurpreneur Canada which is a national non-profit organization providing pre-launch expertise, business resources, start-up financing and mentoring to help you start and run your own successful business. Who is...
This form is a portion of your complete application. Details are available at Broadband Fund for Businesses
This form is a portion of your complete application. Details are available at Broadband Fund for Communities.
This form is a portion of your complete application. Details are available at PEI Broadband Fund for Internet Service Providers
Before starting your claim: Individual receipts must be valued at greater than $50.00 All expenses must be incurred between April 1 and March 31. The Company's request for payment must be submitted to Innovation PEI not later than May 31. Ensure you have electronic copies of all...
Until now, Gabriel and Deidre Mercier couldn’t produce enough sheep’s milk at their small Rustico farm to bring their artisanal cheese and yogurt to market. That will change now that the Merciers – and entrepreneurs from nine other Prince Edward Island businesses – will receive...