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Islanders can find and learn about planned road and bridge work across the province on a new interactive map. Updated with 2017’s first round of road and bridge tenders, the map is available at 2017 Construction Map. It shows where and when tendered road work is scheduled to...
The Atlantic ministers responsible for the Status of Women met in New Brunswick this week and launched the Guide to Gender Diversity in Employment. “Advancing the status of women is important for the region’s economy and social fabric,” said Premier Brian Gallant, who is minister...
The second “Build a Better Home” panel discussion and Q&A will be hosted by the Town of Stratford and efficiencyPEI next Monday, February 13 The free event examines how we can design energy efficient homes in Prince Edward Island that conserve energy, reduce our environmental...
This year’s transportation investments will build Prince Edward Island’s economy and help our communities thrive. Speaking to the PEI Road Builders and Heavy Construction Association today, Transportation, Infrastructure and Energy Minister Paula Biggar said she looks forward to...
Government is seeking a contractor to conduct an environmental impact assessment on the second phase of the proposed Trans-Canada Highway extension in Cornwall. An environmental assessment will help protect habitat and wildlife as construction continues on the 9.5 kilometre...
As temperatures hover around the freezing point, Island drivers should be on guard for slippery roadways. While provincial crews begin plowing, salting and sanding roads between 3 and 4 a.m. for the morning commute, rapidly changing weather can still affect driving conditions....
The following is distributed on behalf of the City of Charlottetown Building homes that are environmentally sound and energy efficient will be the focus of a free panel discussion hosted by the City of Charlottetown and efficiencyPEI. “Build a Better Home” will take place on...
Proposed legislation will further increase the penalties for impaired driving in Prince Edward Island. Amendments to the Highway Traffic Act would extend vehicle impoundments, increase some ignition interlock terms, add licence suspensions to a driving record, and toughen rules...
Tyne Valley community leader and fundraiser Clyde Minard will have a street named in his honour. At the recommendation of the Tyne Valley Village Council, a newly constructed road next to the Hilton J. McNeil Seniors Building will be officially named Clyde Minard Way...
Hannah MacLellan’s effort to make provincial legislation more sensitive to Islanders with physical limitations may soon become reality. The former Easter Seals ambassador and grade 12 student at Charlottetown Rural High School advocated for changing outdated language in the...