On October 17, 2018, the Government of Canada legalized cannabis for non-medical purposes. Non-medical purposes include recreational, social, spiritual, lifestyle, and other non-medical uses.
Health and Wellness Minister James Aylward announced the addition of Derek Key to the Health PEI Board of Directors. “I am pleased to welcome Derek to the Health PEI Board of Directors and congratulate him on his appointment as Chair. With his extensive experience and knowledge...
The new Diversity and Inclusion Strategy 2022-2025 PEI positions the Public Service Commission as the employer of choice and a leader in shaping the future of the civil service workforce.
Premier Wade MacLauchlan today announced changes to the senior management team of Government in support of the realignment of departments to better serve Islanders. The changes in the senior management team reflect the expertise and leadership required to implement key policies...
Creating jobs for Islanders - A new agriculture policy framework will strengthen Canada’s agriculture industry and product sectors and allow them to innovate, grow, and prosper. Key elements of the Canadian Agricultural Partnership, a five-year, $3 billion investment, were agreed...
The use of meeting rooms within the Inspire Learning Centre is regulated by this policy. The Inspire Learning Centre is a community asset so we ask all users to: Respect and adhere to the policies; Report any abuse or damage; Suggest ways we can improve. There is currently no...
Before new policies and procedures are approved or existing policies and procedures are changed it is important that Taxation and Property Records Division receive stakeholder comments and suggestions. Taxation and Property Records Division still considers your submission during...
An Infographic that illustrates the key findings of the 2018 PEI Cannabis Survey Report prepared by PEI Chief Public Health Office, Department of Health and Wellness.
It’s the time of year when students seem to have an extra bounce in their step. The sun is shining, classes are finishing up and summer vacation is so close, you can practically taste it! But last week, students in grades 7-9 at Athena and Miscouche Consolidated Schools and...
Background The AFCAC is mandated to provide advice to the Minister Responsible for Acadian and Francophone Affairs regarding the priorities of the Acadian and Francophone community of PEI. To do so, the committee regularly consults the community through an online survey, which is...