The federal Liberal government has made significant strides in enhancing the lives of seniors across Canada, and especially in Prince Edward Island. Our commitment is to ensure that every senior has the resources and support to live a dignified, healthy, and secure life. Here are some key initiatives that highlight our dedication to seniors: 1. […]
Investing in community infrastructure is essential to ensuring the development of official-language minority communities and their cultural, social and economic vitality. Today, Sean Casey, Member of Parliament (Charlottetown), and the Honourable Natalie Jameson, PEI Minister of Education and Early Years, announced a total of $21 million in support over four years for École François-Buote and […]
The PEI Humane Society is set to restart construction on its new animal shelter after the project was paused last fall. Thanks to a successful ongoing fundraising campaign and support from provincial and federal partners, the non-profit organization is set to see construction begin again soon. “Our board of directors, our staff, and our partners […]
Communities thrive when artists and audiences can gather in vibrant cultural spaces. These places serve as hubs of creativity, discovery and collaboration. They welcome all to take part in performances, exhibits, music, film and more. Prince Edward Island has a dynamic arts scene—making it a destination for tourists, performers and locals alike. The island is […]
Making the switch to an electric vehicle (EV) is a win-win for families looking to save money while reducing pollution. Due to cheaper refuelling and lower maintenance costs, most EVs cost less than their gas engine counterparts over their lifetime. The widespread shift to electric-powered transportation also poses a tremendous economic opportunity, creating manufacturing jobs […]
The University of Prince Edward Island launched its new student entrepreneurship hub at an official grand opening event today. Named in honour of UPEI’s former chancellor, the Catherine Callbeck Centre for Entrepreneurship was made possible through a $2.25 million gift from the River Philip Foundation, a contribution of $372,000 from the Atlantic Canada Opportunities Agency […]
Every senior in Canada deserves to age in dignity, safety, and comfort, regardless of where they live. That is why the Government of Canada is investing close to $200 billion over 10 years, which includes $5.4 billion for tailored bilateral agreements with provinces and territories on Aging with Dignity. Today, the Honourable Lawrence MacAulay, Minister […]
Climate comfort centres play an essential role during extreme weather events, offering residents a place to shelter, check in with family and friends, charge devices, use the Internet and take care of business matters. By providing a space where people can feel safe, supported and connected during times of upheaval and uncertainty, climate comfort centres […]
This morning, members of the All-Party Anti-Poverty Caucus considered how viewing housing as a human right and taking a ‘housing first’ approach has virtually eliminated homelessness in Finland. Literally on the doorstep of the National Housing Conference, the Caucus was hearing about effective strategies for tackling homelessness, affordable housing and poverty. MPs, Senators and community […]
Confederation Centre of the Arts in Charlottetown will be revitalized following a combined investment of more than $47 million from the federal and provincial governments. Announced by Minister Lawrence MacAulay; MP Sean Casey; MP Heath MacDonald; MP Bobby Morrissey; Premier Dennis King; Minister Ernie Hudson; and Chief Executive Officer Steve Bellamy, this project is expected to reduce the facility’s energy consumption and greenhouse gas emissions. […]
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