Provincial Forests are public lands that are managed to provide high quality wood and non-timber forest products as well as to provide opportunities for recreation, education focused on land owners, the public and youth, public access and long term forest research. Provincial...
Road Cameras Six road cameras are located in rural communities across PEI to show current road conditions. Each camera is linked to the PEI 511 website, which provides free traveller information by phone, mobile or computer. Confederation Bridge Web Cam This camera is situated on...
Tourism PEI provides grants up to a maximum of $5,000 to be used towards upgrading public beach infrastructure across Prince Edward Island. This grant provides a non-repayable contribution intended to enhance the user experience and safety on beaches along our province's beautiful coastline. Eligibility Who is eligible for the Tourism PEI Beach Infrastructure Program? The following organizations may be eligible to receive provincial financial assistance towards upgrading public beach infrastructure across PEI: towns / communities / municipalities; provincial watershed groups; harbour...
You must have a PEI marriage license before you can be married in PEI. **If one or both parties do not speak English, they will require a registered translator to attend the Marriage License Appointment and the Marriage Ceremony. After your marriage takes place and is officially...
A handbook of information about programs and services for seniors living in Prince Edward Island published by the Seniors' Secretariat.
For copies of this guide or to give comments, contact:
Melanie Melanson
Seniors Policy Advisor
Department of Transportation and Infrastructure Annual Report for the year ending March 31, 2025.
Generally, the rules for cycling in Prince Edward Island apply to the use of an electric kick-scooter on Island roads and communities. Riding an electric kick-scooter is like riding on a low-speed motorcycle standing up, therefore safety is very important.
A development permit specifies how land will be used, how the structure is located on the land, how the structure is to be serviced for water and sewer and highway access, as well as, any potential impacts from proposed development or construction. It ensures that any projects are done in accordance with the provincial Planning Act. This includes information on setbacks, or the minimum distance a structure or sewage disposal system must be set back from adjacent property boundaries, roadways, bodies of water, or other protected areas. Refer to the Development/Sewage Disposal Systems Setbacks...
Stay connected with the Government of Prince Edward Island as well as program and service areas by following these social media accounts. Learn more about the comments policy and moderation practice. Social Media Channels Facebook Prince Edward Island Government PEI Family PEI...