Build PEI is a showcase of projects funded by the Government of Prince Edward Island's five-year capital plan valued at more than $500 million as well as other investment programs with the Government of Canada, municipalities and communities. To explore Build PEI projects, check out the links to the left.
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Modernization of Provincial Correctional Centre Complete
A new $3.4 million, 48-bed expansion of the Provincial Correctional Centre has been completed and officially opened. The new, modernized facilities are designed to help ensure a safe and secure facility that meets the changing needs of the justice system in Prince Edward Island. Read the release
Recent Projects
Historic Tignish Post Office Building Re-Opening
July 23, 2010
The historic Tignish Post Office Building, a provincially designated heritage site originally constructed in 1911, has officially re-opened to the public following an extensive renovation. The project included restoration to brick and masonry work along with roof repairs, aesthetic enhancements and upgraded accessibility. The Province of Prince Edward Island supported this project through Build PEI. Read the release
New Prince Edward Island Convention Centre Announced
July 20, 2010
A new $17.5 million, 36,000 square foot convention centre to be developed on the historic Charlottetown waterfront will significantly increase the province’s capacity to host major conferences and conventions, a fast-growing sector of Prince Edward Island’s tourism industry. Premier Robert Ghiz joined with representatives of the federal government, the Mi’kmaq Confederacy of Prince Edward Island and the province’s tourism industry to announce this new project. Read the release
Expanded Emergency Department to Better Serve Islanders
June 25, 2010
The new Emergency Department at the Queen Elizabeth Hospital in Charlottetown opened June 25, 2010. Approximately 47,000 patients are treated annually at the Emergency Department and the expanded, 23,000 square foot facility will assist the provision of quality health care to Islanders. See project details
New Modern, Energy-Efficient Units to Be Developed for Residents of Charlotte Court
June 14, 2010
Funding in the amount of $1.5 million will provide for 48 new affordable housing units for seniors at Charlotte Court in Charlottetown. The new facility will designate 12 of the units for seniors with disabilities. Read the release
Province Issues Tender for O'Leary Roundabout
June 25, 2010
The new Emergency Department at the Queen Elizabeth Hospital in Charlottetown opened June 25, 2010. Approximately 47,000 patients are treated annually at the Emergency Department and the expanded, 23,000 square foot facility will assist the provision of quality health care to Islanders. See project details
New Modern, Energy-Efficient Units to Be Developed for Residents of Charlotte Court
June 14, 2010
Funding in the amount of $1.5 million will provide for 48 new affordable housing units for seniors at Charlotte Court in Charlottetown. The new facility will designate 12 of the units for seniors with disabilities. Read the release
Province Issues Tender for O'Leary Roundabout
June 10, 2010
The provincial Department of Transportation and Infrastructure Renewal has issued a tender for the construction of the O'Leary roundabout at the corner of the O'Leary Road and Route 2. Read the release
Province Issues Tenders to Begin Work on BioCommons Park
June 4, 2010
The provincial government has issued tenders for the initial work on the BioCommons Park to be built at the Upton Farm property in Charlottetown. Read the release
Completed Infrastructure Projects in Stratford, PEI
May 27, 2010
The Province of PEI, the Federal Government of Canada and the Town of Stratford have shared the cost of the three projects, totaling over $2.3 million. The projects provided sewer and water improvements on Georgetown Road and a water main on Harlandview Drive and Bunbury Road. Read the release / See details of the Building Canada Fund
Restoration and Expansion of Marina in Kings County
May 21, 2010
The Montague Waterfront Marina will be restored and expanded with federal funding of $62,818 and provincial funding of $63,679 from Skills PEI and $44,103 from the Island Community Fund and Community Development Bureau. Read the release
This information has been taken from www.gov.pe.ca