“TechNTalk” is a digital literacy event for those 55 years and older across Prince Edward Island. These events aim to empower older adults with the fundamental skills needed to communicate effectively in today’s digital world, while helping to reduce feelings of social isolation...
“TechNTalk” is a digital literacy event for those 55 years and older across Prince Edward Island. These events aim to empower older adults with the fundamental skills needed to communicate effectively in today’s digital world, while helping to reduce feelings of social isolation...
“TechNTalk” is a digital literacy event for those 55 years and older across Prince Edward Island. These events aim to empower older adults with the fundamental skills needed to communicate effectively in today’s digital world, while helping to reduce feelings of social isolation...
“TechNTalk” is a digital literacy event for those 55 years and older across Prince Edward Island. These events aim to empower older adults with the fundamental skills needed to communicate effectively in today’s digital world, while helping to reduce feelings of social isolation...
The governments of Canada and Prince Edward Island are partnering to give Island seniors with modest incomes more suitable and affordable places to call home in Summerside Today, Robert Morrissey, Member of Parliament for Egmont, on behalf of the Honourable Jean-Yves Duclos...
Vance Bridges, Evelyn MacLure, Mary Ann Nelligan, Jack Sorensen and Chris Wells have been named Senior Islanders of the Year for their outstanding contributions to Island communities. Family and Human Services Minister Tina Mundy and PEI Seniors’ Secretariat Chair Paul H...
Changes to the Adoption Act will provide adult adoptees and birth parents access to more information and offer the option for privacy upon request. Any adoption that is finalized after January 31, 2020 will be considered open. For adult adoptees, 18 years of age or older, this...
The province’s poverty reduction council wants to add more community members to ensure poverty reduction measures address the diverse needs of Islanders. Islanders with lived experience and those who work day-to-day with Islanders experiencing poverty are encouraged to apply...
More Islanders are getting benefits they deserve thanks to provincial and federal government cooperation. Be Aware, and Get Your Share – a campaign of the Government of Prince Edward Island and Canada Revenue Agency – made Islanders aware of the many federal and provincial...
Supporting Island Families - Lori Johnston says you don’t need a perfect house with a white picket fence to foster a child. You only need to open your door – and your heart. “Foster parents don’t have to be typical,” says Johnston, who has fostered Island children in need for...