Business Navigator Provided by: Government of Prince Edward Island - Department of Economic Development, Trade and Artificial Intelligence - AKA: Economic Development, Innovation and Trade (former name)

Provides personalized support for business owners and entrepreneurs with challenges around starting, owning, and growing business in Epekwitk / PEI.

The business navigator can help answer questions about:

Registering businesses, permits, and licenses
Answers to general business questions
Regulations in PEI
Assistance finding and accessing resources

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Bylaw Enforcement Provided by: Summerside Police Services

Residents can call to make a complaint about the following bylaws:

Emergency Measures
Dangerous, Hazardous and Unsightly Premises
Firearm
Traffic
Taxi
Nuisance

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Bylaw Enforcement Provided by: Charlottetown Police Services

Several city bylaws fall under the jurisdiction of the bylaw enforcement officer, including:

Emergency Measures
Dangerous, Hazardous and Unsightly Premises
Traffic and Parking
Snow Removal
Nuisances

Residents can call to make a complain about any of these bylaws.

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Bylaw Enforcement Provided by: Kensington Police Services

Several town bylaws fall under the jurisdiction of the police department, including:

Emergency measures
Dangerous, hazardous and unsightly Premises
Firearms
Nuisances

Residents can call to make a complaint about any of these bylaws.

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Camp Aspen Provided by: PEERS Alliance - AKA: PEERS; Prevent Educate Empower Respect Support; Formerly AIDS PEI

Provides a four-day sleep-away summer camp to youth in 2SLGBTQIA+ communities in partnership with Camp Abegweit. Diverse workshops, activities, and games will be offered to empower gender-diverse youth while fostering a safe space for all participants.

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Camp Goodtimes Provided by: Canadian Cancer Society

Offers a kids camp and family camp for kids living with cancer or in remission. Camps are medically supervised recreational-based camps and are one-week long. The camp is located in the Annapolis Valley in Nova Scotia. Free transportation by bus is provided or parents/guardians can drive their kids directly to the camp. Campers attending the kids camp can bring a guest.

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Camp JointTogether Provided by: Arthritis Society Canada

A week long sleep-away summer camp for children and youth in the Maritimes who are living with juvenile idiopathic arthritis (JIA). Campers have the opportunity to:

Build friendships with peers who experience the same health challenges
Learn about their disease and discuss coping skills
Enhance their self-confidence
Gain a sense of independence

Application opens as early as the beginning of February.

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Camp Lots-a-Wata Provided by: Kidney Foundation of Canada - Atlantic Branch - AKA: Kidney Foundation of Canada - PEI (former name)

Offers a week-long residential camp that allows children with kidney disease the opportunity to meet and socialize with others sharing a similar experience. Activities may include:

Campfires
Canoeing
Drama
Singalong
Meeting new friends
Fine arts
Swimming

Visit the website to see the full details. Register through the Brigadoon Village platform.

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Camp Triumph Provided by: Camp Triumph

An overnight summer camp for kids whose families are affected by chronic illness or disability. The camp aims to ease stress and build confidence through activities that focus on:

Learning new skills
Trying new activities
Boosting self-esteem
Developing positive coping strategies
Connecting with others who can understand

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Campus Food Bank Provided by: University of Prince Edward Island - AKA: UPEI

Provides non-perishable and vegetables or, grocery store gift cards, when available.

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