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This document outlines the Disaster Financial Assistance Program provides emergency, non-repayable financial assistance to PEI residents, small business, from the commercial, agriculture and aquaculture/fisheries sectors, and not-for-profit organizations for uninsurable loss a
The Department of Justice and Public Safety is releasing the results of a public survey conducted in 2024 to gather Islanders’ views on the delivery of policing services across Prince Edward Island. The public survey on policing was conducted in response to a recommendation in...
Please note: You may need to search two corporate registries until we fully transition to our new online registry system. If the business name you are searching does not appear below, please continue your search at PEI Corporate Registry – Original .
Cyberbullying has been identified by a number of community groups, government leaders and citizens as an issue for youth in PEI.
Issuers that are reporting issuers must make periodic filings with the Superintendent of Securities under the Securities Act, R.S.P.E.I. 1988, Cap. S-3.1 and rules. We maintain a list of issuers who are reporting issuers in Prince Edward Island. A reporting issuer in Prince...
In Prince Edward Island, housing prices are considered relatively affordable as compared to other major centres across Canada. Most people who buy property use the services of a real estate agent. How can I confirm that an individual or agency is licensed to sell real estate? In...
The PEI Pass online application form will be temporarily unavailable for a short period of time on June 21, 2021 starting at 6:00 am. The updates are expected to be completed by 8:00 am. Media contact: Vicki Tse Department of Justice and Public Safety vickitse@gov.pe.ca
Please note: You may need to search two corporate registries until we fully transition to our new online registry system. If the business name you are searching does not appear below, you may find it in the other corporate registry at PEI Business Corporate Registry
Securities law applies to all Islanders looking to raise money from investors; not just public companies listed on a stock exchange. As a general legal requirement, anyone raising money in Prince Edward Island must file a prospectus unless they qualify for an exemption...