Municipal and Fire Services Numbers If your situation is an emergency, call 911. Your local fire service might be able to provide extra assistance during large storms. Fire Departments (Link is most up to date) Ahead of a weather event and if you live in a municipality, your...
Islanders should complete their preparations for Hurricane Teddy today before its arrival in Atlantic Canada. Most communities across the province can expect to see impacts from Hurricane Teddy by mid-day Tuesday. “Although we have heard that Teddy isn’t quite the same as Dorian...
The Provincial Disaster Financial Assistance Program (PDFAP) is available to help individuals and families with costs to repair or replace uninsurable, essential basic property loss due to disasters. The program is also available to small businesses, not-for-profit organizations and municipal governments. This program is modelled after the federal program and other provincial disaster financial assistance programs. Refer to the provincial guidelines for details and information on eligibility. Municipalities have a separate application process and municipal officials can expect to receive...
Taking easy fire prevention measures at home can help save lives, homes and personal property. After a particularly dry summer, with recent fires and in preparation for Hurricane Teddy, Islanders are reminded to take fire prevention measures to keep themselves and their homes...
Heavy rain, sustained winds, storm surge, flooding, and potential power outages are expected impacts from Hurricane Teddy. The current track for Hurricane Teddy shows the storm will be passing through Prince Edward Island as early as Tuesday afternoon. “Last year, the province...
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 .
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
Insurance agents in Prince Edward Island are licensed through the Superintendent of Insurance for the Province following the successful completion of the required insurance licensing exam. A PEI licence is valid for two years. Find more information about licensing at Insurance...
Pursuant to the Real Estate Trading Act, all Real Estate Agents and Salespeople operating in Prince Edward Island must be licensed by the Registrar of Real Estate. Real Estate licences are valid for two years. You can check whether your Real Estate Salesperson or Agent is...
The PEI Superintendent of Insurance issues both full and probationary licences for insurance adjusters operating in the province. A probationary licensee must be supervised by a full licensee working from the same location. Find more information about licensing at Insurance...