81. Prince Edward Island Regional Office Provincial government. prince edward Island Agriculture and Forestry Canadian Business Service Centre prince edward Island http://atn-riae.agr.ca/region/prince_edward_island_e.htm

82. Habitat - Partnering Agreements - Canada - Prince Edward Island The government of prince edward Island as represented by the Department ofFisheries, Aquaculture and Environment ( DFAE or prince edward Island ) http://www.dfo-mpo.gc.ca/canwaters-eauxcan/habitat/partners-partenaires/pei/pei_

Français Contact Us Help Search ... Home CANADIAN WATERS Canada's Fish Habitat Alternate Format(s) Oceans Management Canada's Oceans Action Plan Canada's Fish ... Partnerships Prince Edward Island Canada - Prince Edward Island MEMORANDUM OF UNDERSTANDING ON FISH HABITAT MANAGEMENT ("MOU") Between: The Government of Canada as represented by the Department of Fisheries and Oceans ("DFO" or "Canada") And: The Government of Prince Edward Island as represented by the Department of Fisheries, Aquaculture and Environment ("DFAE" or "Prince Edward Island") (also referred to individually as "Party" and collectively as "Parties") Whereas, the Constitution Act, 1867 assigns to Canada exclusive jurisdiction for sea coast and inland fisheries, and; whereas the Fisheries Act sets out the powers and duties of DFO with respect to the conservation and protection of fish habitat; Whereas, the Constitution Act, 1867 assigns to the provinces exclusive jurisdiction over matters dealing with property and civil rights, and the management of public lands, and matters of a local or private nature in the province and; whereas, based on these heads of power, the provinces may regulate certain aspects relating to fisheries and fish habitat such as conveyances, leases, and resource usage and protection; Whereas , DFAE manages "Provincially owned" lands, water and recreational fisheries in non-tidal waters through various legislation, policies and guidelines, and has established laws and policies that provide for the integration of fish habitat protection and conservation considerations and measures in its decision making processes;

83. Government Response To The Eighth Report Of The Standing Committee On Fisheries Fisheries and Oceans Canada / Pêches et Océans Canada government of prince edward Island Report. The prince edward Island Report - December 1998 http://www.dfo-mpo.gc.ca/communic/reports/pei-ipe/pei_e.htm

Français Contact Us Help Search ... Media Room Info for: Children Fishing Industry Marine and Oceans Industry Media Scientists and Researchers Students and Teachers Children Fishing Industry Marine and Oceans Industry Media ... Regions SUBJECTS A-Z Index Aquaculture Canadian Coast Guard Canadian Waters ... Species at Risk RESOURCES Fun Zone Library Statistics Prince Edward Island Report The Prince Edward Island Report - December 1998 Covering Letter Government Response to the Eighth Report of the Standing Committee on Fisheries and Oceans - May 1999 Last updated : 2004-08-18 Important Notices

84. Prince Edward Island News Local news for prince edward Island continually updated from thousands of sources Island Marathon Adds a Walking Component in 2005. government of Canada http://www.topix.net/ca/prince-edward-island

Advanced Search Enter Postal Code, City or News Search Prince Edward Island News All Channels Front Page Autos Business ... XML Local news for Prince Edward Island continually updated from thousands of sources on the web. Front Page Canada News Prince Edward Island Canada to invest more in renewable energy Canadian Prime Minister Paul Martinon Saturday promised to invest more and make Canada a major producer of renewable energy. Topics: Science / Technology Canada World News Alternative Energy ... New ferry terminal to be built at Souris, P.E.I. A new $1.7-million ferry terminal will be built in Souris this fall to accommodate traffic between Prince Edward Island and the Magdalene Islands. Topics: Canada World News 'Anne' is a sweet theater treat for families If you take your theater like some of us take our coffee strong and bitter "Anne of Green Gables" is not your cup of cocoa. Topics: Walnut Creek Anne of Green Gables Theater Arts ... Consumer Price Index, August 2005 In August, consumers paid 2.6% more than in August 2004 for the goods and services included in the ... Price increases ranged from 14.7% in Prince Edward Island to 23. Topics: Life Food Fruits Vegetables ... CKNW News Talk 980 Statistics Canada says that a 20 per cent jump in gasoline prices at the pump compared with one year earlier drove the annual inflation rate up to 2.6 per cent in August.

85. Hutchinson's Prince Edward Island Directory, 1864 - History The History of prince edward Island embraces two great periods First, In 1663, a Captain Doublet applied to the government of Canada for a grant of the 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. )

86. Duncan Campbell's History Of Prince Edward Island - 1875 The Author has also to thank the People of prince edward Island, Determinationof the home government to dispose of the whole Island The manner in http://www.islandregister.com/campbell/intro.html

Duncan Campbell's History of Prince Edward Island - 1875 Suggest This Page To A Friend! The following History is the work of Duncan Campbell, and was printed in 1875 by Bremner Brothers, 44 Queen Street, in Charlottetown. Often I have been asked about the landlord-tenant question, and the negotiations leading up to Confederation, and, as this book was written shortly after these events, it contains excellent information on these subjects. I was fortunate enough to be able to obtain an original copy of the book through an Australian antiquarian book seller, and have transcribed it for you. I have maintained the original spellings used in the book, and have stayed as close to the original format as I could. PREFACE. It was necessary that a considerable portion of the work should deal with the Land Question. To its consideration the Author came in comparative ignorance of the entire subject, and therefore unprejudiced by ideas and associations of which it might be impossible for a native of the island entirely to divest himself. The soundness of the conclusions arrived at may be questioned but it can be truly said that they have not been reached without deliberate consideration, and an anxious desire to arrive at the truth. The Author desires to express his special obligations for valuable matter to His Honor Sir Robert Hodgson, the Honorable Judge Pope, Professor Caven, Mr. Henry Lawson, the Honorable Judge Hensley, the honorable Mr. Haviland, Mr. John Ings, Hon. Francis Longworth, Mr. J. B. Cooper, Mr. Arthur DeW. Haszard, Mr. Donald Currie, the Reverend Mr. McNeill, Mr. T. B. Aitkins, of Halifax, Mr. John Ball, Mr. F. W. Hughes, the Reverend Dr. Jenkins, Mr. Charles DesBrisay, Mr. J. W. Morrison, and others too numerous to mention.

87. Natural Resources Canada Press Release: 2001/--a WIND POWER PROJECT IN prince edward ISLAND. Background. The government of Canada,the government of prince edward Island and Maritime Electric Company, http://www.nrcan-rncan.gc.ca/media/archives/newsreleases/2001/2001peia_e.htm

2001/ (a) BACKGROUNDER WIND POWER PROJECT IN PRINCE EDWARD ISLAND Background The Government of Canada, the Government of Prince Edward Island and Maritime Electric Company, Limited (MECL) have signed agreements for the development of a market for wind power in Prince Edward Island. Under the agreement, the Government of Canada will spend $4.5 million over ten years to purchase 13 million kilowatt-hours of wind power annually. This investment will mean a yearly reduction of approximately 11,300 tonnes of greenhouse gas emissions from federal government facilities alone. With this agreement, the Government of Canada will be using wind to power about 75 percent of its electricity requirements on the Island. This agreement results from the announcement in Budget 2000 that the Government of Canada would procure $15 million of renewable energy over the next ten years in Saskatchewan and Prince Edward Island, following on a very successful pilot project undertaken in Alberta. The Government is buying sufficient green power from Enmax, the City of Calgary's electric system, to meet its requirements in Alberta. To date, these purchases have resulted in annual reductions of about 11,000 tonnes of greenhouse gas emissions. The success of the agreement subsequently led Enmax to launch Greenmax, an offering of wind energy to its residential and commercial customers. Alberta, Saskatchewan and Prince Edward Island, as well as Nova Scotia, have the most carbon-intensive electricity in Canada. An agreement between the Government of Canada and SaskPower, Saskatchewan's electricity supplier, was signed in October 2000.

88. Natural Resources Canada Press Release: 2001/-- News Release THE WINDS OF prince edward ISLAND TO PROVIDE GREEN POWER. government of Canada, government of prince edward Island and Maritime Electric http://www.nrcan-rncan.gc.ca/media/archives/newsreleases/2001/2001pei_e.htm

Government of Canada, Government of Prince Edward Island and Maritime Electric Company Ltd June 1, 2001 THE WINDS OF PRINCE EDWARD ISLAND TO PROVIDE GREEN POWER NORTH CAPE, PEI Eight windmills generating an expected 16.6 million kilowatt hours per year of electrical power will be constructed next to the existing Atlantic Wind Test Site at North Cape. The project was officially launched today at a ceremony in North Cape. The windmills will be constructed by the province of P.E.I. through the P.E.I. Energy Corporation. "This initiative will help develop markets for renewable energy like wind power in Prince Edward Island and the rest of Canada," said Ralph Goodale, Minister of Natural Resources Canada. "Our investment in renewable electricity will help us meet a significant proportion of our energy requirements in a way that is environmentally friendly and consistent with our national action plan on climate change. We are pleased that our contribution is a driving force in the construction of the North Cape wind power facility." The ability to pursue the project was, in part, due to the Government of Canada's Budget 2000 commitment to purchase electricity from emerging renewable sources in Saskatchewan and Prince Edward Island. The Government of Canada and the provincial government have committed $4.5 million and $1.1 million over a 10-year period, respectively, toward the purchase of electricity generated by the windmills. P.E.I. Energy Corporation will build the windmills at an expected cost of $9.3 million.

89. PRINCE EDWARD ISLAND - LoveToKnow Article On PRINCE EDWARD ISLAND prince edward ISLAND, a province of the Dominion of Canada, lies between 45 58 and The local government now consists of a lieutenantgovernor and of a http://44.1911encyclopedia.org/P/PR/PRINCE_EDWARD_ISLAND.htm

PRINCE EDWARD ISLAND PRINCE EDWARD ISLAND , a province of the Dominion of Canada, lies between 45 58 and 47 7 N. and 62 and 640 27 W. The underlying geological formation is Permian, though outliers of Triassic rock occur. The coal seams supposed to underlie the Permian formation are apparently too deep down to be of practical value. The rocks consist of soft red micaceous sandstone and shales, with interstratified but irregular beds of brownish-red conglomerates containing pebbles of white quartz and other rocks. There are also beds of hard dark-red sandstone with the shales. Bands of moderately hard reddish-brown conglomerate, the pebbles being of red shale and containing white calcite, are seen at many points; and then greenish-grey irregular patches occur in the red beds, due to the bleaching out of the red colors by the action of the organic matter of plants. Fossil plants are abundant at many places. Beds of peat, dunes of drifted sand, alluvial clays and mussel mud occur in and near the creeks and bays. Area and Population.The greatest length of the island is 145 m., its greatest breadth 34 m., its total area 2184 sq. m.

90. Find Government Provincial Listings For Cities In Prince Edward Island In The Ye Click on a city in prince edward Island to see YellowPages(TM) listings forGovernment Provincial on Sat Aug 06 052229 CDT 2005. http://findabusiness.yellowpages.ca/mp/PE/0000000000000000000064440005.html

HELP CONTACT FRANÇAIS Category Browser ... Provinces Modify Search Business Name Category *Required for category search New Search Address Phone No Proximity ... Map / Directions Prince Edward Island Enter or click (below) on a city name to continue your search for Government Provincial City Show cities that start with: A B C E ... Yellow Pages Group Co.

91. CANADopt -Prince Edward Island -Government Coat of Arms Link to the government of prince edward Island prince edwardIsland Canada C1A 7N8. Tel (902) 3686511 http://www.canadopt.ca/pegov.htm

The information on this page was last updated on Saturday June 25 2005 Prince Edward Island Government Information Link to the Government of Prince Edward Island Registry Health and Community Services Agency P.O. Box 2000 Charlottetown. Prince Edward Island Canada C1A 7N8 Tel: (902) 368-6511 Web Site: Adoption Disclosure Services Other Phone Numbers: Mrs. M. Richey Mayne, M.S.W., R.S.W., Post-adoption Services Consultant (902) 368-6139 Marilyn Arsenault, Administrative Assistant, Post-adoption Services (902) 368-6130 Non-Identifying Information There is no fee for this. If an adoptee wants, he or she can request ONLY the medical portion of the information. Or, the full non-identifying information is available. The non-identifying information sent to adoptees includes the adoptee's birth history, physical descriptions of the birth parents, health information, religion, occupations, educations, interests, and the circumstances of the adoption. Birth parents can request non-identifying information, last known progress of the child, and confirmation that the baby was adopted. Adoptive parents are also entitled to the same information as the adoptee. Passive Registry The cost to put your name in the passive registry is $35.00. In the case of a match, each party must pay an additional $70.00. Adoptees and birth parents can join the passive registry. Adoptive parents can join the passive registry if any of the following applies: the adoptee is deceased; the adoptee is an adult, but mentally incompetent; the adoptee is an adult and gives written permission. Birth relatives other than the birth parents can also register, but they require permission of one birth parent. Also, previous caregivers of the adoptee can also register (ie. foster parents).

92. WorldLII - Categories - Countries - Canada - By Jurisdiction - Prince Edward Isl including full text legislation (on prince edward Island government homepage);prince edward Island Supreme Court Appeal Division Search 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 Legislative Counsel Office Search Official website 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)

93. 2004-09-09 / $650000 Advance Payment To Prince Edward Island government OF CANADA ANNOUNCES $650000 IN AN ADVANCE PAYMENT TO prince edward By working together, the governments of Canada and prince edward Island http://www.psepc-sppcc.gc.ca/publications/news/20040909_e.asp

94. LibDex - The Library Index Geographic Countries Canada prince edward Island. Academic. Holland College University of prince edward Island Robertson Library. government http://www.libdex.com/country/Canada-Prince_Edward_Island.html

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95. Cric.ca - Canada's Portal - Quick Guide Federal Transfers to prince edward Island (2005). The government of Canada providesfinancial support to the government of prince edward Island, http://www.cric.ca/en_html/guide/provinc_elections/princeedwardisland_elec.html

Last Election SEPTEMBER 29, 2003 Latest Date for Next Election SPRING/FALL 2008 Patrick Binns won the 2003 Election Premier Patrick Binns Date and Place of Birth October 8, 1948 Lloydminster, Saskatchewan Education MA in Community Development - University of Alberta Profession Public servant - Government of Alberta Public servant - Government of PEI Bean farmer Political Affiliation Progressive Conservative Riding Murray River-Gaspereaux Provincial Political Career First Elected to Prince Edward Island Legislative Assembly 1978.

96. Dental Association Of Prince Edward Island In 1902, this was amended and the prince edward Dental Society was The ProvincialSecretary of the government still signed the certificates and assessed http://www.dapei.ca/

HOME DIRECTORY LINKS CONTACT A Brief History In 1904, the legislation was again amended and, at that time the sections relating to the assessment of qualifications were repealed and the self regulation powers of the council were established. The Council was now the body to determince qualifications for licensure and the regulation of the profession and government was no longer involved. Over time there were some minor changes to the legislation but in 1932 the entire act was modernized as well as incorporating the " Dental Association of PEI " and detailing more fully the by-laws. the regulatory body was still the Council but it was named a cou cil of the general membership. The legislation then changed very little until 1953 when it was altered to allow the licensing of dental hygienists and specialties of dentistry. In 1974 it was again opened and further regulations were added but there have been no further amendments to the present time. Outside legislative changes, through amendments to the by-laws, dental assistants were granted intra-oral duties and the Council, being the regulatory body was seperated totally from the professional association in 1985. With a part-time Registrar and for the first time, non dental lay persons were given representation on the regulating body. This seperation allowed there to be a visible split between the protection of the public and service to the profession of dentistry on PEI.

97. Canadian Rural Partnership - Rural Dialogue - 2003 Prince Edward Island Rural Sy 2003 prince edward Island Rural Symposium Community Matters Community volunteersare experiencing challenges to complete government application forms 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

98. $265,000 In Funding For Emergency Prepareness In Prince Edward Island (News Rele Under the Joint Emergency Preparedness Program (JEPP), the government of Canada s prince edward Island, PEI Ground Search and Rescue Operations Mobile http://www.ocipep.gc.ca/info_pro/NewsReleases/NR-110303pei_e.asp

In this section About Our Information Products Self-help Advice Fact Sheets Posters ... Ordering News Releases Government of Canada Gouvernement du Canada News Release March 11, 2003 GOVERNMENT OF CANADA ANNOUNCES $265,000 IN FUNDING FOR EMERGENCY PREPAREDNESS IN PRINCE EDWARD ISLAND OTTAWA - The Honourable Wayne Easter, Solicitor General of Canada, on behalf of the Honourable John McCallum, Minister of National Defence, today announced the Government of Canada's contribution of almost $265,000 to the Province of Prince Edward Island to enhance municipal and provincial emergency preparedness. Under the Joint Emergency Preparedness Program (JEPP), the Government of Canada's contribution will assist in further development of the province's emergency preparedness program and with the purchase of an all-terrain vehicle and search and rescue equipment. The province has also committed almost $183,000 for these projects. "The combined federal and provincial investment in the province's emergency preparedness program will go a long way in enhancing the province's overall response capacity," said the Solicitor General. "In 2000, a severe snowstorm hit the Maritimes for six days, causing flooding that washed out several bridges as winds gusted to 120 kilometres per hour. Municipalities require the right equipment to respond effectively to these types of emergencies, and for search and rescue operations."

99. Makes $722,000 Final Payment For 1999 Prince Edward Island Flood (News Releases) government OF CANADA MAKES $722000 FINAL PAYMENT FOR 1999 prince edward ISLAND The Province of prince edward Island is pleased to be able to partner http://www.ocipep.gc.ca/info_pro/NewsReleases/NR03-0611pei_e.asp

In this section About Our Information Products Self-help Advice Fact Sheets Posters ... Ordering News Releases Government of Canada Gouvernement du Canada News Release June 11, 2003 For immediate release GOVERNMENT OF CANADA MAKES $722,000 FINAL PAYMENT FOR 1999 PRINCE EDWARD ISLAND FLOOD OTTAWA - The Honourable John McCallum, Minister of National Defence and Minister Responsible for Emergency Preparedness, today announced the Government of Canada's final payment under the Disaster Financial Assistance Arrangements (DFAA) to the Province of Prince Edward Island for flooding that occurred in September 1999. This payment brings the total Government of Canada contribution for this flood to over $1 million. An interim payment was provided to P.E.I. in June 2001. "As Minister Responsible for Emergency Preparedness, I am pleased to provide P.E.I. with this funding to help offset the costs associated with damages caused in the aftermath of Hurricane Harvey," said Minister McCallum. "Emergencies like this are prime examples of how Canadians stand shoulder to shoulder to help each other deal with natural disasters. In this case, by providing financial support through the Government of Canada, we have helped repair damages and replace essential infrastructure." The severe flooding, which was the result of 200 millimetres of rain that fell in the area over a two day period, caused extensive damage to eight highways and two bridges in the West Prince area of P.E.I. Classified as a "one in one hundred year storm", P.E.I. experienced damages in excess of $1.4 million to provincial highway infrastructure, private property, small businesses, the fishing/farming sectors and municipalities.

100. Congress Of Aboriginal Peoples - Affiliates And PTOs - Native Council Of Prince The Native Council of prince edward Island structure is as follows. The Executive To work with all levels of government, public and private agencies, http://www.abo-peoples.org/affiliates/ncpei.html

Native Council of Prince Edward Island Contact Information Native Council of Prince Edward Island President and Chief: Jamie Gallant 6FJ McAuley Court, Charlottetown, P.E. Telephone: Fax: Toll Free: Email: admin@ncpei.com Website: http://www.ncpei.com The Native Council of Prince Edward Island structure is as follows: The Executive: Jamie Gallant, President and Chief Nora Richards, Vice-president Board of Directors: Zone #1 Tracey Livingstone Maureen Chaisson Zone #3 Billy Trenholme Don MacKinnon Zone #2 Rikki Schock Dawne Knockwood Youth Representative Janet Gallant There is an Elder who attends our Board of Directors Meetings when requested, her name is Josephine MacLean. The Youth Representaive also sits on the Board. There is an Annual General Assembly held every year where there are Motions and Resolutions made. 62 delegates are picked to attend. There are several programs which the Native Council has acquired which are as follows: Nanegkam Housing Corporation Frank Hughes Housing Manager Jayne Tremere Bookeeper Native Alcohol and Drug Abuse Program Melvin Gallant Coordinator/Counselor Employment and Training Program Stephen Stranger Coordinator Mi'Kmaq Fisheries Program Jordon Crane Fisheries Coordinator Diabetes Kim Gallant The Aims and Objectives of the Native Council are:

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