The province’s redesigned antique auto licence plate commemorates Canada’s first automobile, which was brought to Rustico, Prince Edward Island in 1866. Transportation, Infrastructure and Energy Minister Paula Biggar and members of the Prince Edward Island Antique Car Club...
Premier Wade MacLauchlan, along with members the Council of the Federation, will participate in a joint mission of Canada’s Premiers to Washington, D.C. from June 6-8, 2017. Among the delegation, led by Yukon Premier Sandy Silver, will be Manitoba Premier Brian Pallister, New...
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Creating jobs for Islanders - The Prince Edward Island construction sector has immediate needs for 500-750 workers and as many as 1,800 workers will be needed over the next 10 years to keep pace with major projects, retirements, and an upswing in the sector. In anticipation of...
The province continues to invest in Island students by adding 27 new teaching positions this coming fall. The new teachers will reduce class sizes, address class composition challenges, and help deliver new programs. “High-quality education allows our individuals and communities...
In honour of this year’s World Environment Day, the provincial government is providing $2,000 to the PEI Watershed Alliance for shoreline cleanup in June. This coming Monday, June 5 marks the annual celebration, which is hosted by Canada this year in conjunction with the 150th...
Creating jobs for Islanders - Katie Zember has always been more comfortable wading through fields and streams than sitting at a desk. The Holland College student plans to spend her summer making central Prince Edward Island a better place for fish and animals to live. She will...
Seniors are a valued and important subset of the population in Prince Edward Island (PEI). Furthermore, seniors are the fastest growing segment of the populations in the Province. The Department of Health and Wellness commissioned Health HR Group and Hollander Analytical Services...
This report is a review of the continuum of care for seniors in Prince Edward Island, conducted in 2016.
The Island Regulatory and Appeals Commission approved the following petroleum pricing decisions, effective 12:01 a.m., Thursday, June 1, 2017: • Gasoline prices will increase by 2.5 cents per litre (cpl); • There will be no change in the price of Furnace Oil, Stove Oil or Diesel...