Residents can take easy fire prevention steps that can help save personal property, homes, and lives. With recent fires after weeks of dry weather, and in advance of Hurricane Fiona preparation, residents and visitors are encouraged to take some fire prevention measures to keep...
Her Honour the Honourable Antoinette Perry, Lieutenant Governor of Prince Edward Island, received the sad news today from Her Excellency the Governor General of Canada, confirming the passing of Her Majesty Queen Elizabeth the Second, Queen of Canada. Lieutenant Governor...
Islanders gathered today to celebrate the official opening of the stunning new Charlottetown Library Learning Central (CLLC). This modern and innovative facility was made possible thanks to federal, provincial and municipal funding, as well as major fundraising efforts by the...
Seniors who received grocery vouchers dated October 6, 2022 through the Senior Grocery Voucher Program, may experience issues with their voucher due to a processing error. This only applies to vouchers printed on October 6, 2022. Any person who received an electronic grocery...
The official website of the Government of Prince Edward Island Government (princeedwardisland.ca) is the primary online platform for connecting citizens and business to information, services, and activities. The Government of PEI is committed to providing a website that is...
Canada’s Premiers met today by videoconference to discuss the urgent need to resolve the structural funding shortfall facing our health care systems, and create a new, sustainable health care funding partnership for all Canadians.“Now is the time for a new long-term funding...
The Province is providing support to help with child care costs for parents and families impacted by hurricane Fiona. “This has been a tough time for many Island families and we recognize the increased burden families faced when schools or early learning and child care centres...
School Bus Safety Week serves as a reminder that everyone has a role to play in ensuring students travel to and from school safely on buses every day during the school year. The Department of Education and Lifelong Learning, along with bus drivers, parents and motorists must all...
More Island schools open everyday, as power is restored and community clean up continues. Tomorrow, Wednesday, October 5, the following schools will open: Cardigan Consolidated - Classes will resume in a temporary location within Montague Regional High School Donagh Regional The...
Who must complete this report? Applicants who received funding from the Active Transportation (AT) Fund must complete two Progress Reports during the fiscal year of the project. What is the report for? These reports will provide information to the Government of PEI on the status of all all funded projects. This information will help the AT Working Group efficiently administer the AT Fund When do the reports need to be completed by? The first Progress Report is due by September 1. The second Progress Report is due by December 1. How long will it take to fill out the report? It should take about...