Ambulances and fire trucks can now use flashing blue lights in emergencies, improving their visibility and making it safer to help people in need. Prince Edward Island (PEI) paramedics and firefighters requested the Province make the change. Using blue lights helps vehicles stand...
The Province is inviting residents to share their experiences and ideas to enhance Access PEI services and buildings. As the population grows, conducting a survey is crucial to ensure Access PEI locations continue to meet residents’ needs. Public input will helps assess whether...
The popular Northshore and Cavendish summer transit service begins June 16 to September 1, and bookings are now open. The service offers five daily trips to and from Charlottetown, and two daily trips to and from Summerside. At just $2 for a one-way trip, seasonal employees...
Design plans for the new East Royalty Elementary School were unveiled today. The new school will be built next to L.M. Montgomery Elementary School, using the same design as the recently opened Sherwood Elementary School. Once complete, East Royalty Elementary will welcome up to...
Workers are upgrading a small section of the Confederation Trail about 200 meters north and across from the Epekwitk Gas Bar. Dates: Construction will take place over eight weeks, starting around June 18. Traffic: Confederation Trail users should slow down and be prepared to stop...
Government officials gathered today to celebrate the official opening of Charlottetown’s newest recreational hub, the Simmons Sports Centre. The grand opening coincides with the 48th Annual Spud Minor Hockey Tournament, drawing players, families and fans to the new, net-zero...
Hon. Rob Lantz, Premier of Prince Edward Island, issued the following statement in advance of the First Ministers’ Meeting & Council of Federation Meetings being held in Ontario, July 21-23, 2025: “As I prepare to join my provincial and territorial colleagues in Ontario for the...