81. Library: Canada Facts: Prince Edward Island prince edward Island government. The province of prince edward Islandhas a parliamentary form of government. The chief executive http://library.educationworld.net/canadafacts/pe_government.html

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82. Prince Edward Island - LAW FIRMS prince edward Island, law firms, law, government, business, lawyers, judge, courts,countries, states, legal, law, firms, legislation. 1 Legal Research Center, http://www.hg.org/firms-pei.html

83. Hutchinson's Prince Edward Island Directory, 1864 - History was found by investigation, under direction of the provincial government, that twenty legislature,changing the name of the Island from St John to prince edward. http://www.islandregister.com/hutchinson.html

Hutchinson's Prince Edward Island Directory, 1864 Suggest This Page To A Friend! From the library of Donna Collings - dcollings@islandtelecom.com. Published 1864, Charlottetown, P.E.I. Thank you Donna for the use of your wonderful resources. Hutchinson’s Prince Edward Island Directory for Containing: An Alphabetical Directory of the Citizens; Also: A Classified Business Index; And an Appendix, Containing Much More Useful Information. You may navigate this document using the navigation bar at the end of the pages, or take a short cut to the listed areas using the index below. I recommend that you do read the full History of P.E.I. on pages 1 and 2 using the navigation bars. Index: Hutchinson's Appendix - Politicians and Public Officers on P.E.I. History of P.E.I. Charlottetown Georgetown Summerside ... Wood Island A Brief Summary of the History of Prince Edward Island. ( In accordance with a generally expressed desire, the Publisher herewith appends a “Brief History of Prince Edward Island”, from its foundation till the present time. It will be readily understood that in this he lays claim to no originality, the intention being to place the history in such a position as will be reached by all, and this object could not be more surely obtained than by giving it a place in the accompanying Directory. The Publisher would tender his grateful thanks to Rev. Mr. Sutherland, to whom he is indebted, not only for some very invaluable suggestions, but also for the license allowed him in compiling from his Geography many valuable facts and statistics which he could not otherwise have procured. )

84. Action Alert - Prince Edward Island National Park of the Sierra Legal Defence Fund, is urging the federal government to conduct do notcompromise the ecological integrity of prince edward Island National Park. http://www.cnf.ca/action/

Development Threatens Prince Edward Island National Park Top Ten Endangered National Parks The provincial government is currently conducting an environmental assessment of the development, but the study will not take into account the effect of the resort on the park itself. The Canadian Nature Federation, with the assistance of the Sierra Legal Defence Fund, is urging the federal government to conduct its own environmental assessment to ensure that surrounding development activities do not compromise the ecological integrity of Prince Edward Island National Park. What you can do P ress Release July 26th CNF Negotiates Agreement with Developer, Province to Safeguard Greenwich, PEI National Park About CNF Programs Contact Us ... Site Map For comments on this web site please contact our Web Editor For problems with the technical content of this site contact our Webmaster

85. Message Greeting Cards. The Official Website of the government of prince edward Island, Canada. TheOfficial Website of the government of prince edward Island, Canada. http://www.portalscripts.com/dir/canada/Regional/North_America/Canada/Prince_Edw

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86. New Rules Project - Environment - Recycling - Prince Edward Island Ban On Non-re More prince edward Island government Home Page; Refillable Beverage ContainersA retailers guide to the regulations from PEI Fisheries, Aquaculture and http://www.newrules.org/environment/edward.html

What's New on the Site!! SEARCH Advanced Search More information about community development through reuse and recycling is available through ILSR's Waste to Wealth program. The Canadian province of Prince Edward Island (pop. 136,000), pursuant to the Litter Control Regulations under the Environment Protection Act, all flavoured carbonated beverages must be sold in refillable bottles. banned non-refillable soft drink bottles in 1977, and soft drink cans in 1984. The island's government decided that in addition to preventing litter on the beautiful resort island and avoiding the use of plastics, the ban would preserve a local bottling business and the associated jobs. The island also had a local glass recycling plant but no local aluminum recycling plant. Today, the return rate on Prince Edward Island's soft drink and beer containers stands at close to 98 percent. This is the highest in North America and has not been seen elsewhere since the 1950s, when local bottlers and deposit-return systems were the norm. More: Prince Edward Island Government Home Page Refillable Beverage Containers: A retailers' guide to the regulations - from PEI Fisheries, Aquaculture and Environment Department

87. Regional, North America, Canada, Prince Edward Island: Government you can access. prince edward Island government Guide Index to governmentoffices and services. Provincial Treasury - Facilitates http://www.combose.com/Regional/North_America/Canada/Prince_Edward_Island/Govern

Top Regional North America Canada ... Law Related links of interest: Regional:North America:Canada:Government Regional:North America:Canada:Prince Edward Island:Society and Culture:Politics Emergency Response System - Information about the provincial implementation of 911 service. Information Centre - The provincial government provides comprehensive coverage of the region including visitors, business and government guides. Provides a searchable database of facts, addresses, pointers to businesses, governments and organizations and other reference information. Oultwood Local Government Website - Local government web site index. PEI Tax and Land Information Website - The provincial government provides taxation and property records division maintains land information systems that you can access. Prince Edward Island: Government Guide - Index to government offices and services. Provincial Treasury - Facilitates the effective and efficient management of government's human and financial resources. Provides information about each of its divisions including Taxation and Property Records. Vehicle Registration - Renew your passenger vehicle, van or light duty truck registration using your MasterCard or Visa.

88. Canada NewsWire Social Development Canada, (902) 5667456; Sara Underwood, Communications Coordinator,Health and Social Services, government of prince edward Island, (902) 368 http://www.newswire.ca/en/releases/archive/April2004/07/c9078.html

Home Site Map About CNW Contact Us ... Login June 11, 2004 Quick search by organization Other search options Hot Topics Federal Election Mortgage Rates Ontario Budget 2004 Auto Sales ... Send a News Release Tools For: Media Investors Resources: Free Educational Forums Partner Associations Stock Exchange Directory Communication Products and Services Available from CNW Department of Social Development tell a friend printer friendly subscribe to Portfolio E-Mail Attention News/Labour Editors/See CP Wire Photo: Canada and Prince Edward Island sign an agreement to assist people with disabilities For further information: Linda Kristal, Director of Communications, Minister Frulla's Office, (819) 934-3637; Media Relations, Social Development Canada, (613) 957-9419; Shirley Pierce, Director, Communications Branch, Prince Edward Island Region, Social Development Canada, (902) 566-7456; Sara Underwood, Communications Coordinator, Health and Social Services, Government of Prince Edward Island, (902) 368-6172 Department of Social Development DEPARTMENT OF SOCIAL DEVELOPMENT - More on this organization News Releases Government of Canada GOVERNMENT OF CANADA - More on this organization News Releases GOVERNMENT OF PRINCE EDWARD ISLAND GOVERNMENT OF PRINCE EDWARD ISLAND - More on this organization News Releases tell a friend printer friendly subscribe to Portfolio E-Mail Contact Us ... Site Map

89. Fact Sheets - Prince Edward Island - National Research Council and provincial agencies, local business, and the University of prince edward Island(UPEI) to from NRC, BioVectra of Charlottetown, UPEI, the government of PEI http://www.nrc-cnrc.gc.ca/aboutUs/corporatereports/fact_sheets/factsheet_pei_e.h

@import url(../../../styles/percent.css); Choose one... - Areas of Research - Institutes and Programs - Publications - Services - Student Science - Collaborations - NRC Staff - Find an expert... Home About Us Corporate Reports Fact Sheets Bioresources PRINCE EDWARD ISLAND COMMUNITY ENGAGEMENT June 2000 May 2001 Feb. 2002 May 2002 recommendations June 2002 June 2002 Sept. 2002 Nov. 2002 As part of its Atlantic Initiative, the National Resource Council (NRC) is working with federal and provincial agencies, local business, and the University of Prince Edward Island (UPEI) to investigate the possibility of a bioresources technology cluster. Activities will focus on the discovery, development and commercialization of high-value bioactive compounds for human and animal health and nutrition. To support the process, the Bioresources Technology Cluster Roadmap (BTCRM) Steering Committee was launched in May 2001. The Committee included representatives from NRC, BioVectra of Charlottetown, UPEI, the Government of PEI, the Atlantic Canada Opportunities Agency, Ocean Nutrition Canada and other private sector partners. Through an industry survey, community consultations, workshops and research studies, the Committee has recommended that the cluster focus on bioactive compounds from marine and other resources.

90. Canadian Rural Partnership - Rural Dialogue - 2003 Prince Edward Island Rural Sy a summary of discussions that took place at the 2003 prince edward Island (PEI) Rural expresseddo not necessarily represent those of the government of Canada. http://www.rural.gc.ca/dialogue/report/pei/cornwall_e.phtml

Contact Us Help Search Canada Site ... Calendar of Events Canadian Rural Partnership Rural Dialogue 2003 Prince Edward Island Rural Symposium "Community Matters" Cornwall, Prince Edward Island March 6-7, 2003 Publication # 2201E Cat. No A22-328/2003E-HTML ISBN # 0-662-34714-5 This summary report is available on the following Web site: www.rural.gc.ca/dialogue/reports_e.phtml. For further information on the Rural Dialogue, please call 1-888-781-2222 (toll-free number). Table of Contents FOREWORD INTRODUCTION ISSUES RELATING TO THE RURAL PRIORITY AREAS (A) Access to Government of Canada programs and services (B) Opportunities, programs and services for rural youth (C) Community capacity-building, leadership and skills development (D) Access to health care (E) Partnerships for rural community development OTHER KEY ISSUES/RELEVANT TOPICS CONCLUSIONS AND NEXT STEPS 1. FOREWORD This report is a summary of discussions that took place at the 2003 Prince Edward Island (PEI) Rural Symposium, "Community Matters" held in Cornwall, PEI, March 6-7, 2003. No limits were placed on the participants during discussions that took place in brainstorming sessions. In order to present a true report of the free-ranging discussions, recommendations made by participants that fall outside federal jurisdiction are also included. Views expressed do not necessarily represent those of the Government of Canada. 2. INTRODUCTION

91. $11.6 Million In Highway Improvement Funding For Prince Edward Island - Septembe Continuing the partnership between the government of Canada and the Province ofPrince edward Island is a very important element in making real improvements http://www.tc.gc.ca/mediaroom/releases/nat/2002/02_h100e.htm

Français Contact Us Help Search ... Our offices Mini Search e-news Hot news Media advisories Media contacts ... Transport Canada document.write(document.frmmenu.elements['titleaction'].value); No. H100/02 For release September 13, 2002 $11.6 MILLION IN HIGHWAY IMPROVEMENT FUNDING FOR PRINCE EDWARD ISLAND CHARLOTTETOWN - Transport Minister David Collenette, together with Solicitor General of Canada and MP (Cardigan) Lawrence MacAulay, Prince Edward Island Premier Pat Binns, and Prince Edward Island Minister of Transportation and Public Works Gail Shea today announced an agreement to provide joint funding of $11.6 million until March 2006 for highway improvement projects in P.E.I. This agreement is part of the $600 million Strategic Highway Infrastructure Program (SHIP) announced by Mr. Collenette in April 2001. “This federal contribution of $5.8 million from the Strategic Highway Infrastructure Program will help to enhance safety, and improve the overall condition of the province’s highways,” said Mr. Collenette. “Continuing the partnership between the Government of Canada and the Province of Prince Edward Island is a very important element in making real improvements to our highway infrastructure.” “Investments like the one made today reaffirm our government’s commitment to ensuring safe, quality roads for the continued economic and community development of Prince Edward Island,” said Mr. Binns.

92. Transport Dangerous Goods (TDG) Administrative Agreements - Prince Edward Island (x) prince edward Island means the government of prince edward Island;. (ii) employees of the government of prince edward Island;. http://www.tc.gc.ca/tdg/documents/agreements/pe.htm

Français Contact Us Help Search ... Transport Canada document.write(document.frmmenu.elements['titleaction'].value); CANADA - PRINCE EDWARD ISLAND Agreement Respecting Administration of the Transportation of Dangerous Goods Act, 1992 THIS AGREEMENT made as of the day of , 1996 BETWEEN HER MAJESTY IN RIGHT OF CANADA, (herein referred to as "Canada") represented by the Minister of Transport, AND HER MAJESTY IN RIGHT OF THE PROVINCE OF PRINCE EDWARD ISLAND , (herein referred to as Prince Edward Island) represented by the Minister of Transportation and Public Works. WHEREAS the Federal Minister and Provincial Minister are of the opinion that a program for the enhancement of safety in the transportation of dangerous goods is a matter of continuing public concern; AND WHEREAS the Parliament of Canada and the Legislative Assembly of Prince Edward Island both have enacted legislation in respect of the transportation of dangerous goods; AND WHEREAS the Federal Minister and Provincial Minister acknowledge that in a national transportation of dangerous goods program it is necessary that uniform comprehensive regulations respecting the handling, offering for transport and transporting of dangerous goods be administered and enforced in the manner that will most effectively utilize their resources; AND WHEREAS the Federal Minister, with the approval of the Governor-General in Council is authorized to enter into the within agreement pursuant to

93. WorldLII - Categories - Countries - Canada - By Jurisdiction - Prince Edward Isl prince edward Island Legislative Assembly Search including fulltext legislation (on prince edward Island government homepage); http://www.worldlii.org/catalog/51579.html

Contributors: Databases Recent Additions Translate Add a Link ... By Jurisdiction Find any of these words all of these words this phrase this document title this Boolean query World Law Help Boolean Operators Search: All WorldLII Catalog All WorldLII Databases Law on Google Elections Stored Searches Prince Edward Island Canada Prince Edward Island - Statutes Search full text on Legislative Assembly homepage Canadian Legal Information Institute (CanLII) Search full text legal materials including court cases in English and French(planned) Prince Edward Island - Legislative Assembly Search including full text legislation (on Prince Edward Island Government homepage) Prince Edward Island - Supreme Court Appeal Division Search full text cases in English and French from 2000- (on CanLII) Prince Edward Island - Supreme Court Trial Division Search full text in English and French (on CanLII) Prince Edward Island Government official website in English and French Prince Edward Island Human Rights Commission Search Official website Prince Edward Island Supreme Court Search homepage including judgments, headnotes, procedural rules and annotations (on PEI Government website)

94. Infrastructure Canada-Prince Edward Island Partnership To Invest More Than $38 M Agency (ACOA) takes responsibility for federal government involvement in theimplementation of Infrastructure Canada in prince edward Island, under the http://www.tbs-sct.gc.ca/news2000/1006_e.asp

Français Contact Us Help Search ... Printable Version Infrastructure Canada-Prince Edward Island Partnership to Invest more than $38 Million in Prince Edward Island Communities October 6, 2000 Montague, Prince Edward Island October 6, 2000 - The Honourable Lucienne Robillard, President of the Treasury Board of Canada, Minister responsible for Infrastructure and Member of Parliament for Westmount - Ville-Marie, the Honourable Lawrence MacAulay, Solicitor General of Canada, the Honourable Pat Binns, Premier of Prince Edward Island, and the Honourable Gail Shea, Minister of Community and Cultural Affairs for Prince Edward Island, participated today in the formal signing of the six-year Infrastructure Canada-Prince Edward Island agreement. The agreement will mean a total investment of $38.406 million in infrastructure for Prince Edward Island, with equal contributions from the federal, provincial and municipal governments. The Premier and Ministers agreed that the partnership is an excellent example of how different orders of government can work together for the benefit of all Canadians. "The Infrastructure Canada-Prince Edward Island partnership is a reflection of our shared commitment to building a more dynamic economy, and improving quality of life for Canadians in all parts of Canada," said Madame Robillard.

95. Canada's Prince Edward Island Debates Whether To Go GE-Free The Guardian (Charlottetown, prince edward Island). also called on the premier tostop any and all GMO testing being conducted in PEI by the federal government. http://www.organicconsumers.org/ge/PEI040504.cfm

O rganic C onsumers A ssociation News Events Campaigns Participate ... JOIN THE OCA NETWORK! Canada's Prince Edward Island Debates Whether to Go GE-Free The Guardian (Charlottetown, Prince Edward Island) April 3, 2004 Saturday Final Edition SECTION: The Province; Pg. A8 Emotionally charged meeting looks at GMOs' future on P.E.I. The Guardian (Charlottetown, Prince Edward Island) By: Doug Gallant Citing concerns about the safety of the food supply and potential damage to the environment, Islanders opposed to genetically modified foods have once again renewed calls for the province to make P.E.I. a GMO-free zone. The call came this week during an emotionally charged public forum at UPEI on GMOs and the future of agriculture on P.E.I. that saw both proponents and opponents of GMOs lay out their respective cases. Social activist Leo Broderick asked Premier Pat Binns point blank if he would introduce legislation in this session of the legislature to ban GMOs in P.E.I.

96. 1996 Rio Report For Prince Edward Island prince edward Island s grade fell this year in the combined rating of protectedspaces Meanwhile, the government gave permission, as well as a $900,000 grant http://www.sierraclub.ca/national/rio/1996/rio_pei.html

Sierra Club of Canada: 1996 Rio Report Card [Back to Rio Home Page] [National Office Home Page] Prince Edward Island C Biodiversity 1993 Grade: 1994 Grade: 1995 Grade: B- 1996 Grade: C Prince Edward Island's grade fell this year in the combined rating of protected spaces, protection of endangered species, and protection of wetlands. No new protected areas were created this year. No endangered species legislation was brought forward. Insecticide use continues to be a problem in the province, as forested areas are converted to potato farming. Recreational fishery groups have linked fish kills to pesticide residue problems. Meanwhile, the government gave permission, as well as a $900,000 grant, to a North Carolina developer to mine the ecologically significant East Baltic Bog. Thankfully, the developer has pulled out of the project. This creates an important opportunity for the government to improve its record, as well as acting swiftly to protect the province's only biologically classed bog. The province is also considering revamping its Fish and Game Protection Act. They have the potential to include provisions for the protection of endangered species and their critical habitat. The national conservation community will be closely watching the next sitting of the House for progress to protect species and spaces. D Prince Edward Island - Climate Change 1993 Grade: 1994 Grade: C 1995 Grade: C- 1996 Grade: D Carbon dioxide emissions (kilotonnes) Decrease: Prince Edward Island gets a low grade this year for uncontrolled logging on private lots and increased agriculture activities also affecting forests, reducing carbon sinks and making the Island more vulnerable to the impacts of climate change. The province also gets a lower grade for failing to understand the significance of climate change as it is likely to affect the province through sea level rise, increased damage to coastal communities and habitat from extreme weather events, and risk to fisheries and farmers. All parts of Canada will face impacts from climate change, but as an island, P.E.I. is particularly vulnerable.

97. CBC - Prince Edward Island Votes 2003 We ve worked hard over the past six and a half years to provide good, solid responsiblegovernment to the province of prince edward Island and I feel that we http://www.cbc.ca/peivotes2003/

P.E.I. Votes Main Indepth Features Parties and Leaders ... pei.cbc.ca En français: Radio-Canada Main Voting Day September 29, 2003 Overall Election Results Party Elected Leading Total Pop. Vote % PC LIB NDP OTH Last Update Mon Sep 29 9:40:52 ADT 2003 27 seats TOP STORY Islanders woke on Sept. 29 to learn the tail end of Hurricane Juan had swept across the province. By evening, a quiet bean farmer most people just call Pat swept the Island, blowing into the halls of power, and earning a place in modern political history. When the counting was over the PCs, led by Pat Binns, were returned to power with 23 seats. His party giving up three of the 26 seats it held before the election to the Liberals under upstart leader Robert Ghiz. By that time Juan had become a tropical depression. The day's political storm brought some depression too, mostly for the New Democrats who were shut out - again. The Tories have captured 54 per cent of the popular vote, down 3.6 per cent from their standing in the last election. That loss bled over to the Liberal Party, which increased its vote share by 8.8 per cent over the 2000 general election to 42.8 per cent. The NDP had 3.2 per cent.

98. Travel-Library.com Canada: Prince Edward Island Travel Information And Travelogu HomePage Design; prince edward Island Visitors Guide by Governmentof prince edward Island. Local information. Confederation Centre http://www.travel-library.com/canada-prince_edward_island

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99. BACKGROUNDER - THE ATLANTIC BEACH GUARDIAN PROGRAM IN PRINCE EDWARD ISLAND FOR T The Canadian Wildlife Service and the Fish and Wildlife Division of the prince EdwardIsland government report tern numbers dropped from more than 1,000 pairs http://www.ns.ec.gc.ca/press/01-08-13_peib.html

Select a Topic Air Quality Forecasts Atlantic Coastal Action Program Birds Oiled at Sea Children's Environmental Health Climate Centre Contact List of Experts Emergencies Enforcement and Compliance Environmental Assessment Environmental Damages Fund Environmental Links EcoAction Hunting Hurricane Centre Legislation We Administer Media Spokespersons Meet Our Minister Meteorology News Releases Pollution Information Severe Weather Awareness Wildlife Atlantic Region Wildlife and Nature Pollution Meteorology ... Media Zone BACKGROUNDER THE ATLANTIC BEACH GUARDIAN PROGRAM IN PRINCE EDWARD ISLAND FOR THE PROTECTION OF THE PIPING PLOVER, THE COMMON TERN AND THE ST. LAWRENCE ASTER SPECIES AT RISK: The Piping Plover The Piping Plover is listed as an endangered species by the Committee on the Status of Endangered Wildlife in Canada (COSEWIC). These small shorebirds arrive in their breeding grounds in April or May, nesting along sandbars, coastlines, and lake shores. About one-quarter of Canada's Piping Plovers are found in Atlantic Canada; most others are in the Prairies. Regardless of their location, their numbers have been declining. The biggest single reason for that drop is the loss of habitat and most of that loss is caused by human disturbances around nesting sites. Those disturbances range from building activities to the recreational use of beaches. Piping Plovers also are vulnerable to attacks by pets such as dogs and cats, crows, seagulls, and raccoons which are drawn to the area by litter left by picnickers or other beach users.

100. Departmental Materiel Managers For New Brunswick/Prince Edward Island - Contract New Brunswick / prince edward Island. Canada Revenue Agency Tax Services 126 princeWilliam Street Saint Animal Plant Health 93 Mount edward Road Charlottetown http://contractscanada.gc.ca/en/nb-e.htm

Key Contacts Contracts Canada Partners Suppliers Registration Points of Contact Purchasing organizations and regional offices (PWGSC) Departmental Materiel Managers ... Procurement Allocations Directory Departmental Materiel Managers Alberta / Northwest Territories British Columbia Manitoba National Capital Region New Brunswick / Prince Edward Island Newfoundland and Labrador Nova Scotia Ontario Quebec ... Saskatchewan New Brunswick / Prince Edward Island A C E F ... V Agriculture and Agri-Food Canada Potato Research Centre 850 Lincoln Rd, P.O. Box 20280 Fredericton, NB Susan Cassidy Integrated Services Manager Tel: 506-452-3260 Fax: 506-452-3316 E-mail: cassidys@agr.gc.ca Agriculture and Agri-Food Canada Research Branch Research Station P.O. Box 1210 440 University Ave Charlottetown, PE Mike Hennigar, Administration Officer Tel. 902-566-6811 Fax: 902-566-6821 E-mail: mhennigar@agr.gc.ca Agriculture and Agri-Food Canada Market Industry Services Branch 440 University Avenue Unit 311 Charlottetown, PE Rosemary Younker Office Manager Tel: 902-526-2655 Fax: 902-566-7316 E-mail: younkerr@agr.gc.ca

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