What should I do if I find a dead wild animal on my property? Property owners are responsible for disposing of dead wild animals found on their property. Many simply bury the dead animal on their own property. However if you do, be sure to wear protective clothing such as rubber...
The following is provided for information only to assist individuals and families who are looking for an apartment or house for rent in Prince Edward Island. Bulletin boards Look for postings on bulletin boards in laundromats, libraries, grocery stores and other local businesses...
If you need to find information about your address boundaries, emergency coverage, waste watch pick-up dates, aerial photos, municipal boundaries, or electoral districts, follow one of the links below. Address Information and Planning Search Civic Address Information: Detailed information about any civic address such as Property ID (PID), fire, police and ambulance coverage. Civic Address Locator Map: Civic address boundaries and detailed information. Waste Watch Collection Days: Pick-up schedules for waste, compost, and blue bags. Aerial Photo Index Map: Detailed aerial photos from different...
BEFORE YOU START: the province cannot give advice on personal finances. Please consider consulting a legal, tax or financial advisor before donating land. Besides the benefit of a land donation to PEI, you may request a tax receipt for the appraised fair market value of the land...
This guide outlines some useful resources for researching an historic home or building in Prince Edward Island. Each source has been annotated providing geographical areas, dates of material, and the type of information included. It includes printed materials on the styles and...
A number of tax changes, including a tax credit for volunteer firefighters and ground search and rescue (GSAR) first responders will be introduced in the new year. The changes will be effective January 1, 2022 and include: increasing the firefighter tax credit from $500 to $1,000...
Tree planting is a time honoured tradition on Prince Edward Island. People plant trees to beautify their homes, properties and communities; stabilize soils and create wind buffers; improve wildlife habitats; restore forest health; and grow high value forest products. Planting...
Effective March 31, 2024, the province adopted Tier 1 of the 2020 National Model Codes. Together, the Building Codes Act and corresponding Regulations reflect the administration and enforcement requirements of the Building Permit Process. The process to apply for a Building...
The PEI Early Learning and Child Care Board is responsible for licensing and licence renewal of early learning and child care programs according to the Early Learning and Child Care Act. What do I need to apply for a Family Home Centre Licence? To begin the licensing process you would complete the Early Learning and Child Care Family Home Centre Licence Application. Licence application guidelines are available in the resources section of this page, and Early Years Division staff is available to help you complete the licensing application. Your completed application is submitted to the Early...
Library of Things The Library of Things collection offers a variety of non-traditional items for the public to borrow for free with their PEI Public Library Card. Binge Boxes Binge Boxes are collections of DVDs all gathered into one "binge box" for a spectacular movie night. Cake...