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Prince Edward County does the holidays differently. Discover eight simple, stress-free things to do before Christmas that capture the County’s cozy seasonal charm.

When the crowds disappear and the snow arrives, Prince Edward County comes alive in a quieter way. Here are six winter outdoor activities that make cold-weather adventures genuinely enjoyable.

Committee refers a major subdivision over environmental concerns, delays a Hillier application, and approves a technical consent after revising conditions.

Councillors carried all motions at the May 29, 2025 Committee of the Whole meeting, including receiving the recreation master plan, supporting youth engagement strategy development, and authorizing industrial land and collective agreement steps.

Councillors debated tourism revenue oversight, approved public representation on an AI governance committee, and received direction on a restructured 2026 budget process during the July 24 Committee of the Whole meeting.

The County councillors split over a major subdivision proposal, balancing watershed protection, development costs, and housing demand before a tie vote halts approval.

Committee discussions focused on speeding, road safety concerns, and traffic decisions. Outcomes include signage improvements, safer road design, and a more consistent, data-driven approach in PEC.

Committee discussions focused on public safety concerns, speeding, signage, and traffic calming requests. Decisions aim to improve road safety and address resident concerns across PEC.

A major subdivision proposal sparks debate over affordability, environmental protection, and road access before a conflict of interest stops the final vote.

Councillors split on conditions, delay one application over process concerns, and send a major subdivision back for further review.

This planning meeting recap explains why a major subdivision proposal was delayed after strong community concerns about safety and environmental impact.

This council meeting recap explains how public concerns and safety issues led to a delay in a major Fawcettville subdivision proposal.

Accessibility, design, and expanded care capacity shape McFarland redevelopment plans.

The Accessibility Advisory Committee unanimously supported the McFarland Long-Term Care Home redevelopment, emphasizing accessibility, dignity, and community connection, with implications for seniors, families, and trail users.

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.

Discussions highlighted parking turnover challenges, road safety concerns, and accessibility barriers. The committee explored short-term fixes like timed parking and long-term strategies including active transportation planning and standardized traffic calming policies.

Parking challenges, road safety issues, and accessibility barriers drove key discussions. The committee supported short-term parking solutions, reviewed speeding concerns, endorsed active transportation planning, and continued work toward a standardized traffic calming policy.

A detailed breakdown of council participation, motions, and voting outcomes on agriculture updates, tourism planning, the Millennium Trail proposal, and a municipal accommodation tax agreement.

Council examines agricultural priorities, debates tourism direction, considers a Millennium Trail rest stop, and advances a municipal tax agreement.

A late-night council meeting focused on major infrastructure decisions, intense public input on development, and ongoing concerns about costs, environmental impact, and long-term planning.