The provincial government is providing $136,000 in grants to support innovative projects that promote healthier communities and help prevent chronic diseases through community and school-based initiatives. This year, the 2024-2025 LIVE WELL PEI Wellness Grant Program is funding...
The provincial government wants to hear from Island residents to help shape the next Poverty Elimination Strategy for the province. In collaboration with the Poverty Elimination Council, an updated Strategy is being developed with input from Islanders who are asked to share their...
Do I need to register to transport hazardous waste? Yes. Companies which transport hazardous waste outside of PEI must register with the Department as a carrier of hazardous material. The most common hazardous materials shipped out of Prince Edward Island include: waste paint...
To oversee apprenticeship programs on PEI, and to provide insight towards further regulation of all apprenticeship activities. What is the function of the board? The role of this board is to assist the Lieutenant Governor in Council in: (a) prescribing the form of apprenticeship...
In response to yesterday’s announcement of the U.S. Administration imposing tariffs on Canadian products starting on Tuesday, the PEI Government will take immediate steps to remove U.S. based products from liquor stores and will be limiting procurement with U.S. based companies...
Hon. Dennis King, Premier of Prince Edward Island, issued the following statement on U.S. Tariff Announcement: “This evening, I met with my fellow First Ministers to discuss the impact of the tariffs announced by President Trump, set to take effect this Tuesday. These tariffs...
Hon. Dennis King, Premier of Prince Edward Island, issued the following statement on Black History Month: “Black History Month begins February 1, marking its 10th anniversary in PEI this year. It’s a time to learn about, celebrate and honour the achievements and contributions of...
Government officials gathered today to celebrate the official opening of Charlottetown’s newest recreational hub, the Simmons Sports Centre. The grand opening coincides with the 48th Annual Spud Minor Hockey Tournament, drawing players, families and fans to the new, net-zero...