Island students continue to receive tuition support for healthcare training to strengthen the healthcare system in Prince Edward Island. The Resident Care Worker Support Program, Licensed Practical Nurse and Paramedic Support Program, and the Marion L. Reid Grant offer financial...
The 2023 State of the Health Workforce report released this week by the Canadian Institute for Health Information (CIHI) shows significant growth in Prince Edward Island’s healthcare workforce, particularly in nurse practitioners (NP) and family physicians, outpacing national...
Your motor vehicle must pass an annual inspection by a provincially licensed technician to assess the safety of its mechanical systems. Inspection must be done before you renew your motor vehicle registration (MVR). Following inspection, the mechanic will place an updated sticker...
Year Total Collisions Total Injury Collisions Total Fatalities 2023 1,579 493 14 2022 1,539 498 18 2021 1,482 352 15 2020 1,368 358 13 2019 1,654 435 14 2018 1,589 431 15 2017 1,530 403 14 2016 1,455 402 13 2015 1,535 388 18 2014 1,424 396 5 2013 1,561 468 13 2012 1,643 483 12...
The PEI Transition to Registered Nursing in Canada (TRNC) program celebrates the graduation of 34 internationally educated nurses who are now equipped to help address the nursing shortage in PEI. Since May 2024, the rigorous 14-week TRNC program, has been a key initiative in...
Vital Statistics will process your request with a completed application, proper documentation and full payment. The following payment options are accepted: Cash and debit payments (in person only) Money order or cheque payable to PEI Minister of Finance Credit card with expiry...
The process will begin once you bring the completed application, associated documentation and fees to the Vital Statistics office. Someone from the office will be touch with you once we receive your application to ensure all required information has been gathered and to arrange...
You can apply for your own or your child’s birth certificate as long as it was a PEI birth and you provide the information exactly as it is recorded on the birth registration filed at PEI Vital Statistics. You can use this service to apply online or you can download the pdf application and submit it to Vital Statistics. Please note: Applications submitted through e-mail will not be accepted. NOTE: A detailed birth certificate is recommended for minors (under age 16) What do I need to apply for a birth certificate? The information you provide must be exactly as recorded on the birth...
A medical practitioner, nurse practitioner, or coroner must complete a Medical Certificate of Death before a death is registered with Vital Statistics and a burial permit is issued. Once the death registration is received, processed and complete, you can apply to Vital Statistics for an official Certificate of Death. Why do I need an official certificate of death? A Certificate of Death is the official document that contains information taken from the death registration and printed on secure certificate stock. You will need this document to settle the affairs of the person who is deceased. It...