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Teresa Tu provides support to Island business owners by connecting them with global talent when they are having trouble filling job vacancies locally. “We help businesses grow and succeed by connecting employers with international recruits who have unique skills to help Island...
Created in January 2025, this form must be completed and submitted by any Immigration Representative that would like to submit Expressions of Interest OR Applications to the PEI Office of Immigration under the Work Permit Stream of the Business Category.
After you receive your Confirmation of Permanent Residence from Immigration, Refugees, and Citizenship Canada (IRCC), you must physically come to Canada to officially land and become a permanent resident. What should I do when I get to Canada? You must physically present yourself...
If an employer plans to provide housing for seasonal agricultural workers, the dwelling must be inspected prior to the workers arrival. In PEI, inspections are most often completed by an Environmental Health Officer (EHO) with Environmental Health. Inspections may also be completed by an approved third party. The dwelling must meet health and safety requirements prior to Service Canada processing the permit to hire seasonal agricultural workers. If your accommodation is ready, use the online form below to request an inspection. This form is also available to download in PDF format. What do I...
Name a historic house on Prince Edward Island and chances are Carter Jeffrey can tell you all about it. He loves all things old: books, antiques, and especially architecture. His fascination was born when he was a boy and his father would drive the dirt roads from their Alma farm...
Stay connected with the Government of Prince Edward Island as well as program and service areas by following these social media accounts. Learn more about the comments policy and moderation practice. Social Media Channels Facebook Prince Edward Island Government PEI Family PEI...
The Chief Public Health Office Report is produced every two years to keep the public informed of changing health trends.
The purpose of this issue brief is to provide a comprehensive picture of what is known about sexual violence against women in Canada.