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Government of Prince Edward Island news releases dated April 18, 1996 – October 31, 2016 are available here.
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Chief Electoral Officer -- Judicial Recount Order
A Petition for Judicial Recount and the Affidavit of the Petitioner was filed with the Chief Judge of the Provincial Court, Honourable John Douglas, on Thursday, October 13, 2011 requesting a recount of all the ballots cast in the electoral district of Belfast-Murray River, being Electoral District… |
Souris walk-in clinic service temporarily suspended
Health PEI is advising the public that the Eastern Kings Family Health Centre walk-in clinic services are temporarily suspended effective Friday, October 21 due to insufficient physician coverage. Anyone with urgent medical needs should call 9-1-1 or seek immediate medical care at the Kings County… |
Souris walk-in clinic service temporarily suspended
Health PEI is advising the public that the Eastern Kings Family Health Centre walk-in clinic services are temporarily suspended effective Friday, October 21 due to insufficient physician coverage. Anyone with urgent medical needs should call 9-1-1 or seek immediate medical care at the Kings County… |
Frontline professionals attend Dr. Michael Kaufman training
This week, hundreds of frontline professionals across Prince Edward Island are participating in a training session that focuses on engaging boys and encouraging healthy relationships, says Minister of Community Services, Seniors and Labour and Minister Responsible for the Status of Women Valerie… |
Temporary Detour - Riverside Drive, Charlottetown
Until further notice traffic on Riverside Drive is subject to a detour. An overturned truck has forced the closure of several lanes. Traffic heading toward the hospital is being re-routed onto Exhibition Drive, then onto Kensington Road, then onto Garfield Street to access the Hospital. Traffic… |
2011 Senior Islanders of the Year Announced
2011 Senior Islanders of the Year were announced today by Minister of Community Services, Seniors and Labour Valerie E. Docherty. “The Prince Edward Island Senior Islanders of the Year Awards highlight the many accomplished and generous individuals across the province,” said Minister Docherty. “The… |
Islanders invited to view proposed improvements to the Trans-Canada Highway
This week residents, business leaders and members of the trucking community will have an opportunity to learn more about proposed improvements to the Trans Canada Highway under the Atlantic Gateway Initiative, says Minister of Transportation and Infrastructure Renewal Robert Vessey. “Through the… |
Temporary walk-in clinic service restored in Souris
Health PEI is advising the public that it has secured temporary physician coverage until mid-November to offer partial walk-in clinic service at the Eastern Kings Health Centre in Souris. Scheduled walk-in clinic service is based on availability of visiting family physicians (locums) from October… |
Temporary walk-in clinic service restored in Souris
Health PEI is advising the public that it has secured temporary physician coverage until mid-November to offer partial walk-in clinic service at the Eastern Kings Health Centre in Souris. Scheduled walk-in clinic service is based on availability of visiting family physicians (locums) from October… |
Fall Flavours Festival continues to grow
A record number of Islanders and visitors attended the fourth annual Fall Flavours Festival to celebrate Prince Edward Island’s world-class agricultural products and fresh seafood. “The success of the Fall Flavours Festival speaks to the quality of Island-grown food as well as the talent of our… |
O’Leary walk-in clinic closed Thursday, October 27 and Saturday, October 29
Health PEI is advising the public that the O’Leary Health Centre walk-in clinic will be closed on Thursday, October 27 and Saturday, October 29 due to insufficient physician coverage. Ambulatory services at the health centre will continue as scheduled. In non-urgent situations, Islanders are… |
O’Leary walk-in clinic closed Thursday, October 27 and Saturday, October 29
Health PEI is advising the public that the O’Leary Health Centre walk-in clinic will be closed on Thursday, October 27 and Saturday, October 29 due to insufficient physician coverage. Ambulatory services at the health centre will continue as scheduled. In non-urgent situations, Islanders are… |
PEI Humane Society Receives Funding from SkillsPEI Work Experience Program for Important Exterior Renovations
The PEI Humane Society has started a much-needed exterior renovation project at its Shelter at 309 Sherwood Road, with the help of workers funded by the SkillsPEI Work Experience Program. “The SkillsWork Experience program allows participants to gain valuable work experience while helping with… |
Education Governance Commission Seeking Islanders' Views
Islanders can now have their say on how the education system should be governed, says the Prince Edward Island Education Governance Commission. Today the Commission released Charting the Way, an Education Governance Discussion Paper. The Commission is seeking public input on a governance approach… |
Education Governance Commission Seeking Islanders' Views
Islanders can now have their say on how the education system should be governed, says the Prince Edward Island Education Governance Commission. Today the Commission released Charting the Way, an Education Governance Discussion Paper. The Commission is seeking public input on a governance approach… |
New Maplewood Manor in Alberton holds open house
The new Maplewood Manor offers many advantages for manor residents and community members, says Health and Wellness Minister Doug Currie. “As part of the Manor Replacement Program, our government is committed to a new level of long-term care delivery, which focuses on person centred care,” said… |
New Maplewood Manor in Alberton holds open house
The new Maplewood Manor offers many advantages for manor residents and community members, says Health and Wellness Minister Doug Currie. “As part of the Manor Replacement Program, our government is committed to a new level of long-term care delivery, which focuses on person centred care,” said… |
Lobster fishery stable for 2011
Results from the 2011 lobster season in Prince Edward Island show a stable fishery, says Fisheries, Aquaculture and Rural Development Minister Ron MacKinley. “Lobster fishers can look back on the past season with mixed feelings,” said Minister MacKinley. “While poor weather conditions and an… |
Veterans to be honoured with new Route 2 signage
Signage on Route 2, Veterans Memorial Highway will soon get a facelift in an effort to honour those who served our country, says Minister of Transportation and Infrastructure Renewal Robert Vessey. “With Remembrance Day just around the corner it’s important that we look at ways we can honour the… |
Island Narratives Program launches new website
A team of young Islanders with the Island Narratives Program is digitally preserving the heritage and history of Prince Edward Island communities with a new website, says Allen Roach, Minister of Innovation and Advanced Learning. “It is wonderful to see our Island youth experiencing first-hand the… |