In order to work for the Government of Prince Edward Island you must: Be a Canadian Citizen Be a Permanent Resident or Have a valid work permit issued by the Government of Canada Where can I get information on eligibility to work in Canada? For information and resources on...
Today, the provincial government released the PEI Francophone Immigration Strategic Action Plan 2023-2028 to attract French-speaking immigrants who will contribute to the prosperity of the province and enrich the diversity of Island communities. Representatives of the Acadian and...
The PEI Office of Immigration takes abuse of the Provincial Nominee Program very seriously. If an individual or business provides false or misleading information to our Office, the integrity of the program we deliver is jeopardized. If you are aware of any behaviour that does not...
Atlantic Premiers met virtually to discuss priorities for Atlantic Canadians, including health care and housing, and to reflect on regional successes this year while plotting a course for continued progress in 2024. As Chair of the Council of Atlantic Premiers, Premier Dennis...
In order to be eligible to work in Canada, you must be either a permanent resident or a valid work permit holder. A work permit is required for people wanting to work in Canada who are neither Canadian citizens nor permanent residents of Canada. Canada is a bilingual country with...
Atlantic Premiers are working to improve health care, address labour shortages and strengthen the region’s economy through collaboration and focusing on what can be accomplished by working together to meet the needs of Atlantic Canada. As Chair of the Council of Atlantic Premiers...
Atlantic Premiers met today to discuss important regional and national issues, chart a course for regional collaboration in 2023, and celebrate the opening of the Canada Winter Games. As the new Chair of the Council of Atlantic Premiers, Premier Dennis King of Prince Edward...
The Ministers’ Council on the Canadian Francophonie (MCCF) held its annual meeting on July 6 and 7 in Vancouver to discuss key issues for Francophone and Acadian communities. In the wake of announcements concerning the modernization of the Official Languages Act and the 2023–2028...
Island Investment Development Inc. (IIDI) Annual Report for 2022-2023