To regulate the sales and distribution of liquor products across PEI. What is the function of the commission? The Commission has the following functions, duties and powers: (a) to buy, import and have in its possession for sale, and sell, liquors, in the manner set forth in this...
Popular collections, accessible services, and strong program participation defined 2025 for PEI Public Library Services. Island residents borrowed 735,151 library items over the past year, marking one of the highest circulation years to date, and a 7% increase over 2024. The Grey...
The PEI Cannabis Management Corporation oversees the operation of cannabis retail locations and an e-commerce platform. The federal government regulates packaging standards and production of cannabis-related products. The following questions and answers are related to the...
Temporary shelter is available for Islanders who need a safe place to stay, especially during extreme or bad weather. If you need shelter urgently, call the Shelter Support Line at 1-833-220-4722. You can also reach the Shelter Support Line by dialing 2-1-1. Media contact: Nicole...
2025 Agriculture Market Report compiled each week for livestock and crop prices
As part of the development of an irrigation strategy for regulations under the Water Act, Islanders were invited to provide comments regarding an Irrigation Strategy Discussion Document. All on-line comments that were received on the Irrigation Strategy Discussion Document before...
Hon. Bloyce Thompson, Premier of Prince Edward Island, issued the following statement after speaking with Santa Claus ahead of his Christmas Eve travels: “Earlier this morning, I spoke with Santa Claus as he prepared for Christmas Eve. Santa shared that during a test flight...
The Government of Prince Edward Island is providing financial relief and mental health supports to fishers, growers, and processors impacted by the emergence of MSX and Dermo in Island waters. Oyster Growers Income Stabilization Program The Oyster Growers Income Stabilization...
How can community members get involved? Residents of Savage Harbour are invited to attend three community engagement sessions, one each in October, November and December 2025. Each meeting builds upon the previous and attendance at all three is encouraged where possible, but not necessary. Community Meeting #1: Completed. Community Meeting #2: Completed. Community Meeting #3: Completed Community Meeting #4: January 19, 2026, 7:00 pm to 9:00 pm, Mount Stewart Community Centre (Storm Date January 20, 2026) Agenda: In-person ballot vote on final name recommendation by community residents (proof...