Blog, News & Events

Running a business in Prince Edward County means showing up, consistently and intentionally. This February 2026 events guide highlights where to invest your time to stay connected, build trust, and grow alongside The County.

PEC’s Heritage Advisory Committee advanced multiple files with rare consensus, approving a veterans commemoration task team, supporting the relocation of the Indigenous Cultural Sculpture, and recommending heritage designation for the Morrison Point farm complex.

PEC’s Heritage Advisory Committee used a virtual meeting to advance key initiatives tied to commemoration, Indigenous representation, and heritage protection.

PEC’s Heritage Advisory Committee advanced key files during a wide-ranging virtual meeting, including the relocation of the Indigenous Cultural Sculpture, creation of a Remembrance and Commemoration Task Team, and recommendation of heritage designation for the Morrison Point (Kerr Farm) complex.

PEC Council’s heritage committee advanced multiple long-standing files, including the relocation of the Inuksuk, creation of a veterans commemoration task team, Indigenous heritage representation, and new heritage designations.

PEC’s Environmental Advisory Committee focused on capacity, climate action, and long-delayed policy work, with updates on grant funding, tree planting, and the restart of the Site Alteration Bylaw review.

PEC’s Environmental Advisory Committee focused on capacity, climate action, and long-delayed policy work, with updates on grant funding, tree planting, and the restart of the Site Alteration Bylaw review.

Council debate on water and wastewater systems highlighted sharp tension between cost, risk, and regulatory limits.

Committee members reviewed advisory roles, procedural rules, and best practices, explored equity and inclusion in County processes, and discussed environmental considerations for planning and policy initiatives.

Committee discussions covered EV adoption, climate impacts on vulnerable residents, health and legal risks, Base 31 development, and funding opportunities. Outcomes guide sustainable planning and climate action in PEC.

Committee discussions focused on watershed health, phosphorus levels, groundwater risks, and climate planning. Insights highlight environmental challenges and long-term sustainability efforts in PEC.

Committee members highlighted business support, building upgrades, inclusive playgrounds, accessible parking, and youth spaces. Motions were passed to guide future county planning, funding, and policy decisions, ensuring accessibility is actionable and community-focused.

Committee members highlighted business accessibility, building upgrades, inclusive playgrounds, accessible parking, and youth spaces. Unanimous votes set the stage for actionable plans, ensuring accessibility is integrated into county services and community spaces.

Committee members emphasized farmer wellness, grant access, and policy clarity. Recommendations included hosting Guardian Network mental health training, continuing targeted grant programs, and reviewing site alteration bylaws to protect farmland while supporting agricultural operations.

Discussions focused on protecting heritage properties, improving permit processes, and expanding cultural landscape recognition. Community input highlighted the need for broader consultation, while decisions aimed to balance conservation with practical development needs.

The committee reviewed the McFarland Long-Term Care Home redevelopment, endorsing its accessibility-focused design, home-like layout, and quality-of-life features, supporting seniors’ independence, safety, and inclusive community integration.

14 May 2024 Environmental Advisory Committee Part 2 focused on leadership, detailed discussions on energy financing programs, tree policy updates, green design guidelines, biodiversity pledges, and next steps for municipal environmental planning.

14 May 2024 Environmental Advisory Committee meeting focused on home energy financing programs, tree protection and public tree bylaw updates, green design guidelines for development, biodiversity pledges, and working group updates.

The 02 April 2024 Environmental Advisory Committee meeting focused on supporting species recovery, expanding home energy retrofit programs, advancing climate action planning, preparing for Earth Week events, and reviewing a proposed county-run organics composting facility.

The meeting covered committee leadership, community data tracking, participation in Earth Day Canada’s Mobilizing Municipalities program, species at risk updates, climate action planning, and upcoming community engagement initiatives.