Crisis hotlines are a lifeline to survivors of gender-based violence (GBV) and are critical support services. Today, Jenna Sudds, Parliamentary Secretary to the Minister for Women and Gender Equality and Youth, and the Honourable Natalie Jameson, Prince Edward Island’s Minister...
Strong winds and extreme cold weather conditions are expected overnight and into the weekend. Heat pumps are very efficient at heating and cooling most of the time. Many of today’s heat pumps will operate in temperatures as low as -30°C, however some heat pumps may have trouble...
Application form to request a duplicate Driver's License or Photographic Identification Card.
Road and Driving Service Access PEI Site Availability PEI Council of People with Disabilities Parking Permits all sites in-person Administrative Driving Prohibition Review all sites in-person Apply for Personalized Plates all sites in-person and online Appointments for Driving...
Lighting Decorative lights on the façade of the Shaw Building, located at 95 Rochford Street in Charlottetown, change from white to a specific colour or combination of colours to mark an annual holiday or occasion or a one-time community event. Non-profit and community-based...
Decorative lights will illuminate the Shaw Building at 95 Rochford Street in Charlottetown in various colours to commemorate or celebrate an event or occasion. What criteria is used when assessing lighting events? The lighting may be activated to: Show solidarity and support with/for another province/country. Mark an event of municipal, provincial, national, or international significance (e.g. Canada Day). Celebrate a local sporting or cultural event (e.g. Canada Games). Recognize, honour, and show support for significant historical events (e.g. National Truth and Reconciliation Day). Increase...