Aims to resolve a wide range of complaints about products and services offered in the telecommunications (telecom) sector, including:
  • Home phone
  • Long distance phone services (including prepaid calling cards)
  • Subscription TV services provided by cable, Internet Protocol television (IPTV), and national satellite direct-to-home (DTH) TV service providers
  • Wireless phone services (including voice, data, and text)
  • Wired and wireless internet access services
  • White page directories, directory assistance, and operator services
  • Other unregulated retail telecom services (other than those that are excluded from their mandate)
Assists with most types of problems that can arise between a consumer and a service provider, including:
  • Compliance with contract terms and commitments (but not the contract terms themselves)
  • Billing disputes and errors (but not the price of the service itself)
  • Service delivery complaints: Installation, repair or disconnection of service * Quality of the service or unreasonable interruptions to service * Transfers of service from one provider to another
  • Credit management complaints: Security deposits * Payment arrangements * Collections treatment of customer accounts
See website for list of services and issues that CCTS cannot help with.
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Allows individuals to check the status of their tax returns and find out their estimated refund amount over the phone.

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Provides information on tennis, programs and clubs within Epekwitk / PEI.

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Enables people who are have hearing and speech impairments to communicate with 9-1-1 operators in an emergency. Users must be registered to use the service.
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24 week employment and skills training program. The first 12 weeks are in class and the second 12 weeks are on-the-job training. Program includes:

  • Exploring personal strengths
  • Developing life-skills
  • Teamwork
  • Effective communication
  • Budgeting
  • Personal learning styles that can be applied to everyday life
  • Effective resume writing, job searching, and interviewing skills
  • Presentations from people in various careers
  • Opportunities to become a full-time employee or to gain a better understanding of what education is required to obtain full-time employment
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Provides confidential in-person and online counselling for individuals, couples, families. Examples of concerns that can be addressed in therapy include:
  • Stress, anxiety or depression
  • Infertility struggles
  • Family or romantic problems
  • Parenting
  • Becoming assertive
  • Questions about identity or sexuality
  • Grief
  • Trauma such as sexual assault or violence
  • Workplace conflict or difficulties
  • Coping with life overwhelming circumstances
  • Counselling to newcomers
  • Mental health and addictions
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Provides therapeutic riding lessons for individuals who have an intellectual or physical disability. Offers a series of weekly riding lessons in the spring and fall and a series of weekly introductory lessons in the summer.

At times there may be a waitlist.
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Provides free therapy sessions for professional arts and culture workers in Epekwitk / PEI. Free sessions up to six hours within a three month period per person. Once all sessions are used, applicants are eligible to apply for additional sessions if available. The professional disciplines include:
  • Visual Art
  • Theatre and Performance
  • Music
  • Film and Television
  • Crafts
  • Dance
  • Design
  • Museums and Heritage
  • Education and Libraries
  • Festivals
  • Writing and Publishing
  • Video Games
This program is a part of the Creative Well-Being Initiative by Creative PEI and delivered by Our Landing Place.
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Thrift store that sells new and gently used:
  • Clothing
  • Furniture
  • Books
  • Toys
  • Household goods
Accepts donations
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Thrift store that sells used clothing and small household items (no appliances or furniture).

Accepts donations.
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