Employment & Business News

June 2026

• June 26 –  Impressive speech by Janet Charchuck at the United Nations Convention on the Rights of Persons with Disabilities.
• June 26 – The PEI WCB feels that young workers are an important part of the workforce. They bring enthusiasm, energy and creativity to the job and, like all workers, can contribute to a culture of workplace health and Safety. Therefore, the PEI WCB is offering a FREE online course for young workers on how to safely navigate workplace hazards.
• June 26 – Input wanted from nurses to help shape PEI’s first Provincial Nursing Strategy
• June 26 – The provincial government is providing the Island Essentials Benefit (IEB) to eligible Islanders and most who qualify will receive their first payment in early July.
• June 26 –  The PEI Association for Community Living- latest news – lots to catch up on
• June 26 –  CASTL – stay up-to-date in the biomanufacturing world
• June 26 –  As Atlantic Canada’s workforce ages, ensuring young people successfully transition from education to employment has never been more important. This report looks at where they’re falling out of the pipeline, with a focus on not in employment, education or training (NEET) youth and the implications for the region’s economic future.
• June 26 –  Ensuring young people successfully transition from education to employment is becoming increasingly important, as fewer are entering the workforce relative to the number of workers nearing retirement. This report examines where young people are falling out of the education-to-employment pipeline.
• June 26 –  Resilience and self care are often talked about in the workplace but rarely defined in clear, practical terms. This session shifts the focus away from jargon and into real-life strategies that help individuals care for their own mental health. Participants will explore what wellness, resilience and self care really are (and what they’re not!) in order to create a more grounded, personal understanding of these concepts. Sept 29
• June 26 –  Managing Conflict & Difficult Interactions -Self-Directed, E-learning – In this module EMC offer a way to explore conflict in the workplace and ways to successfully manage difficult interactions.
• June 25 –  Congratulations to Porter Ludgate and Theo Hansen, Grade 10 students at Morell Regional High School who are the winners of the Workers Compensation Board’s (WCB) annual “Focus on Safety” youth video contest. The creators of the winning entry receive a $1,000 cash prize and their high school also receives $1,000. Watch the video.
• June 25 – While the future outcomes from of AI are unknown, we do know the technology has opened new possibilities. While we may see less demand for some jobs, so far, the evidence does not support the claims of widespread job losses, even for entry level workers.
• June 25 – This webinar explores how to understand labour market imbalances in practice—bringing together research and practical tools to help you interpret and apply labour market data—whether you support students and job seekers, work in workforce planning or program design, or use labour market data to inform decisions. July 21
• June 25 – Outstanding service medals awarded to Island paramedics
• June 25 – Belonging Tour encourages HR professionals, DEI/EDI leaders, People & Culture teams, allies and advocates, community leaders, employers, business owners, educators, and workforce development professionals to attend. July 24
• June 25 – Data shows that many BIPOC Islanders face barriers related to employment, income, and advancement into leadership positions in PEI. As a result, a needs assessment was conducted to identify key barriers and opportunities affecting economic equity for BIPOC communities in PEI. Following the needs assessment, stakeholder co-developed a three-year roadmap to improve economic equity through collaborative action.
• June 25 – CSNPEI is launching an in-house Impact Measurement and Program Evaluation service through our Shared Services Program. This service will help member organizations plan, implement, and communicate their impact, particularly in relation to grant reporting and funder requirements.
• June 25 – Tourism Talk is hosted by Corryn Clemence, CEO of the Tourism Industry Association of Prince Edward Island. The latest episode is with Kent MacDonald, CEO of Tourism PEI to discuss the relationships, strategic investments, and collaborative efforts helping shape the future of tourism on Prince Edward Island.
• June 25 – APM looking to hire a talented Graphic Designer to lead creative projects across 18+ brands that span hospitality, automotive, construction, home décor, restaurant, and real estate sectors.
• June 25 – Workplace Harassment and Violence Prevention Training
• June 23 – Today, Kent MacDonald, Member of Parliament for Cardigan, announced federal investments totaling more than $1.5 million to support three tourism businesses in Eastern PEI. The investments will help three operators to expand and modernize facilities, offer more year-round accommodations, and enhance guest experiences:
• June 23 – Workforce Act Changes Webinar – What Employers Need to Know – an webinar on the recent changes to the Workforce Act and what they mean for employers, employees, and workplaces across PEI. 
• June 23 – Introducing UPEI’s New French Language Training Series
• June 23 – As we enter the final week of school, CAPEI want to remind PEI students that applications are open for the J. Francis Reid Memorial Bursary until July 31, 2026! 
• June 23 –  What burnout taught me about career change
• June 23 – Mid-life career change: Steps to successfully navigate a new path after 40
• June 23 – CareerWise Weekly- June 23, 2026
• June 22 – New labour market intelligence service for the bio-economy launched
• June 22 – This week’s CAPEI Jobsite Highlight is on Birt & MacKay Backhoe Services Ltd.
• June 22 – Join Sport PEI and Sanderson Sports & Storytelling for a Lunch & Learn on Communications Strategy for Sports & Non-Profit Organizations – July 9
• June 22 – ASTA Safety & Transport Training has openings available in our upcoming Class 1A and Class 3A Driver Training Programs! July 6 and August 3, 2026
• June 22 – Internal Career Centres – written by Taryn Blanchard, Sheila Rider and Lisa Taylor, this practical resource helps organizations make career development more coherent, visible and effective. Read the article
• June 22 – PEI students who need extra help may stay home from school amid struggle to find EAs, says MLA- CBC
• June 19 – Disability Confident Recruitment: Build a Hiring Process That Works for Everyone- June 24
• June 19 – Around the Table is a new recurring mixer hosted by the Community Sector Network of PEI, bringing together community sector staff and volunteers for roundtable-style conversations and collaboration. Sessions are informal and open to all, with a focus on peer connection, idea sharing, and sector support. June 26
• June 19 – The Holland College Foundation is pleased to announce a significant gift of $200,004 from the Samit & Reshma Sharma Foundation. This gift, which will be invested and held as a permanent endowment, will fund four annual awards recognizing exceptional students in Culinary Arts, Applied Sciences, Health Studies, and Industrial Technology & Trades.
• June 19 – The Mount Continuing Care Community has been awarded the contract to build Cornwall’s first long-term care facility, which is expected to open in April 2029.
• June 19 – Seven Island residents have been appointed to PEI’s new Defence Strategy Expert Panel to develop a provincial strategy to seize new economic opportunities in the defence sector.
• June 19 – Quick quitting” is down amid the low-hire, low-fire labour market
• June 19 – Triple P gives parents simple tools and strategies to help manage the big and small problems of family life!
• June 19 – The Town of Three Rivers is looking for a motivated and dependable Administrative Assistant to join their team
• June 19 – Volunteer opportunities to consider
• June 19 – UPEI -The Certificate in Collaborative Leadership develops the skills needed to lead teams, build trust, and drive results.
• June 19 – Looking to obtain a class 3A license? Sign up today with the PEI Agriculture Sector Council!
• June 19 –  UPEI -The Certificate in Project Management equips professionals with the skills to plan, organize, and lead successful projects.
• June 19 – If you’re looking to boost your career in PEI, IRSA Cohort is now open for applications! Our Program offers free training, essential certifications, and employer connections to help you succeed in the Canadian workforce. Participants will gain job-ready skills, earn First Aid/CPR and WHMIS certifications, and connect with local employers. Open to eligible newcomers aged 18–45.
• June 19 – In the latest Preston’s Page blog post, Dr. Preston Smith, Faculty of Medicine, UPEI shares updates on medical education in PEI, the growth of UPEI’s Faculty of Medicine, and what’s next on the journey ahead.
• June 19 –  Most Jobs Are Filled Before They’re Posted. Here’s What to Do About It
• June 19 – Food Services Coordinator opening based out of the PEI School Food Program office in Stratford, PE, with regular travel to schools and food service hubs across PEI as required. 
• June 16 – Academy of Learning College PEI- classes start weekly all year round.
• June 16 – Maritime Christian College online study options
• June 16 – The John Howard Society of PEI seeks a Caseworker in Charlottetown
• June 16 –  Islanders interested in participating in a chainsaw safety course – July 23
• June 16 – Women’s Network PEI is looking for a Program Coordinator to join our team in Charlottetown. This role will coordinate and facilitate their Still Visible program designed for senior women on PEI.
• June 16 – Registration is open for the Children’s Summer Food Program. The program is primarily intended for families currently receiving financial support through social assistance or assured income programs. Families who are not enrolled in these programs but are experiencing financial hardship or food insecurity may complete a registration form to apply.
• June 16 –  You see a headline about the unemployment rate rising or falling, but what does that actually tell you about labour market conditions? Join the webinar to dig into the details- July 21
• June 16 – Government of Canada tables new legislation to protect children’s data, strengthen privacy and build trust in the digital economy
• June 16 – The Canadian Alliance for Skills and Training in Life Sciences (CASTL) and Ireland’s National Institute for Bioprocessing Research and Training (NIBRT) are pleased to announce the signing of a Memorandum of Understanding to strengthen Biomanufacturing workforce development.
• June 16 – Holland College Names MacDonald Centre for Student Wellness and Academic Success
• June 16 – The Adult Learner – Course Design and Facilitation Workshop helps you design engaging learning experiences and facilitate with confidence.
• June 16 – Nonprofits can apply to receive project funding for innovative initiatives that enhance awareness, education and action toward preventing cyberviolence in PEI. Deadline July 31
• June 16 – Kat Wonders is a Senior Health & Safety Specialist for Cavendish Agri Services. With a master’s degree in occupational safety and health, she supports 10 sites across PEI, Nova Scotia and New Brunswick.
• June 15 – New Employment Standards Act coming into force 
• June 15 – The Government of PEI is investing $380,000 to support new housing in Wellington.
• June 15 – The Government of PEI is investing $1.2 million to support new housing and community growth in Alberton.
• June 15 – Island Abbey Nutritionals is an established natural health and specialty food dietary supplement product producer and they have many job opening- check them out
• June 15 – Agilent (PEI & NS) is focused on contract manufacturing and product development of active pharmaceutical ingredients, pharmaceutical intermediates, and bioreagents and they have many job opening- check them out.
• June 15 – Calls to the area surrounding the emergency shelter and Community Outreach Centre on Park Street in Charlottetown are down year over year, and police say regular patrols are delivering positive results. CBC
• June 15 – Dr. Kevin Workentin is the new provincial department head of family medicine with Health PEI, a role he began in April. He sat down with CBC News.
• June 15 – Holland College Marine Advanced First Aid (MAFA) – September 14 to 18, 2026
• June 15 – TCAPEI Jobsite Highlight is on WilRight Mechanical Inc. and the work they’re doing across PEI.
• June 15 – The Call for Nominations for the Etta St. John Wileman Award for Outstanding Achievement in Career Development is now open! This is your opportunity to recognize and celebrate the trailblazers who are making significant contributions to the field of career development. Submit your nomination by October 5, 2026, 
• June 15 – OFFICE OF THE CHILD AND YOUTH ADVOCATE seeks a Office Manager / Executive Assistant in Charlottetown.
• June 15 – 11-unit transitional housing project coming to Charlottetown if province meets security conditions- The Guardian
• June 15 – PEI Trucking Sector Council Job Board
• June 15 – TIAPEI Tourism Job Board
• June 12 –  Psychology student on how Belize changed her perspective on healthcare
• June 12 – Since 2016, Black, Indigenous, and other People of Colour (BIPOC) have become a much larger part of the province’s population. However, data show persistent gaps in employment, income, and representation in management and senior leadership roles for BIPOC Islanders. Read the reports
• June 12 – Resilient Futures provides funding opportunities to help organizations expand financial services for Canadians with low and moderate incomes. Present 2026 funding applications are now open.
• June 12 – Program Officer (2 Positions) job opportunities – Office of Continuing Education and Professional Development – Student Experience Hub- UPEI
• June 12 – Disability Confident Recruitment: How to Make Your Hiring Process More Accessible- June 24
• June 12 –  Island Abbey Nutritionals seeking a detail-oriented and proactive Operations Admin & Purchasing Assistant to join their manufacturing team. This role is essential in supporting daily production operations, maintaining accurate documentation, and coordinating purchasing activities to ensure the timely availability of materials and supplies.
• June 12 – The PEI Youth Cyberviolence Prevention Strategy is a province-wide plan to help prevent and protect young people from cyberbullying and other online harms.
• June 12 – Holland College seeks a Administrative Support (Health Studies) in Charlottetown.
• June 12 – Looking for a career in aviation? The GardaWorld Security team is a vital part of the operation at YYG, and they are looking for their next great team member. As a Security Guard at YYG, you will play a key role in keeping the passengers, staff, and operations safe around the clock.
• June 10 – A major AI infrastructure and software company says the agents fail to produce professionally acceptable work more than 19 times out of 20, and some analysts say the technology is overhyped and being used as an excuse to lay off workers. CBC
• June 10 – CERIC releases new strategic plan advancing future readiness, public awareness and Canadian leadership
• June 10 – This profile from Be Giant takes a closer look at the people, partnerships, and vision behind UPEI’s Faculty of Medicine and Health Sciences Centre and what it means for the future of healthcare on PEI.
• June 9 –  Before a PEI potato reaches your plate, there’s a lot of work happening in the field. In this interview, Chad takes us back to where it all begins, from preparing the soil and planting the crop to the potential he sees in every field.
• June 9 – Island Essentials Benefit Frequently Asked Questions- payments beginning to be rolled out in July
• June 9 – Jacki Freamo is Women’s Network PEI’s new Executive Director
• June 9 – 2026 Phyllis Pitre Bursary​ is funded and administered through the Career Development Association of PEI. The bursary awards PEI adult learners who are working towards completing a post-secondary certificate, diploma, or degree. Deadline August 14. 
• June 8 – Rural communities are key drivers of Canada’s economy, contributing to sectors such as agriculture, natural resources, tourism and small business development.
• June 8 –  Minister Alty Highlights that Canadians Will Begin Receiving Enhanced Canada Groceries and Essentials Benefit Starting June 5
• June 8 – CAPEI Jobsite Highlight is on Alantra Leasing Inc. and their custom modular building solutions that help support construction projects across Atlantic Canada.
• June 8 – Holland College Radio Operator Certificate – Maritime Commercial (ROC-MC)
• June 8 –  Workers Compensation Board of PEI seeks a Entitlement Officer in Charlottetown.
• June 8 – Devon Turcotte, career advisor at @careerified, is going to be at the Harbourfront Theatre. She will discuss how career paths are more than just a job hunt—it’s about the long-term well-being of our local students and families. June 10, 2026 – 9:00 AM – 10:00 AM
• June 8 –  In partnership with the Atlantic Police Academy (APA), the six-month Correctional Officer Training Program will develop 12 students’ skills and knowledge on intervention and de-escalation strategies, crisis management, Canadian law, ethics and professionalism, workplace health and safety, as well as topics specific to correctional services. Deadline to apply- June 18
• June 5 –  Government of Canada tables first National Strategy for Eye Care
• June 5 – The Future of Career Navigation: Adapting Canada’s Talent Ecosystem through AI. June 11
• June 5 – The Government of PEI announced recently its largest investment to date in the local film industry through a partnership with Netflix, immediately injecting economic returns across PEI and providing an expanded international reach to showcase the Island. Starting soon – check out the training and job opportunities.
• June 5 – The future of work is changing quickly, and many organizations are asking the same quiet question: Do we have the skills we need for what comes next?
• June 5 – Funded jointly by the Francis Reid Family and CAPEI, this bursary awards four $500 bursaries annually to support PEI students pursuing careers in construction. Deadline July 31
• June 5 – UPEI – The Certificate in Professional Office Administration builds practical skills in organization, communication, and coordination that employers value.
• June 5 – The Propel Student Work Placement Program connects post-secondary students with paid, hands-on experience in tourism. Led by Tourism HR Canada and funded by the Government of Canada, it supports employers with wage subsidies and helps build a skilled, diverse workforce. Next Information virtual session June 11
• June 3 –  Provincial Credit Union, named one of Canada’s Top 100 Employers, check out their current job openings across the province
• June 3 –  APM MacLean are always actively seeking great talent! Their projects require a team of estimators, site supervisors, accountants and more.
• June 3 – Film PEI shares advice for people wanting to work in film
• June 3 –  Third vessel brought in to add ‘resiliency’ to P.E.I. ferry service
• June 3 –  P.E.I. could need thousands more skilled workers. Here’s what’s being done
• June 3 – The Francophone Integration Cooperative of PEI supports the recruitment, integration, and retention of Francophones and bilingual individuals on PEI.
• June 3 – French Language School Board of PEI, need to fill their substitute teacher pools for administrative assistants, education assistants, teachers, custodians/cleaners, and bus drivers.
• June 3 – Atlantic Aqua Farms is seeking workers to perform various aquaculture tasks on their boats and in their blue mussel production facilities.
• June 3 – The Island’s construction industry has a great need for labour.
• June 3 – Nuwelcom is an app which instantly delivers personalized important PEI public information from trusted sources in your choice of 13 languages.
• June 2 – The Creative Careers column by Jane Ledwell in this month’s Buzz reflects on the importance and value of cultural tourism. 
• June 2 – CreativePEI’s roundtables discussions on arts, culture, and AI- in-person and virtual options- June 4,5,9, and12
• June 2 – Can AI be an effective career coach?
• June 2 – Essentially, we’re in a low hire–low fire labour market and people are changing jobs less often.
• June 2 – One tech tip: your next job interview could be with an AI bot
• June 2 – Red Seal Challenger Sessions in June- any questions email jhrobar@gov.pe.ca
• June 2 – La Voie de l’emploi – employment news in French- June edition
• June 2 – Wendell J. Gallant Memorial Scholarship is available to students who have applied for enrolment in a post-secondary program and who are a son or daughter of a Greater Summerside Chamber of Commerce member, or are employed by a GSCC member.
• June 2 – CAPEI is holding an information session for our upcoming Discover Carpentry Program. July 8
• June 2 – Improvements to AccessAbility Supports and residential services for Islanders
• June 2 – Canada’s Ocean Supercluster- you wouldn’t believe the work that is being done in this sector and the careers available
• June 2 – Arsenault Bros Construction now hiring: Experienced Drywall Installers
• June 2 – City of Charlottetown hiring – Flaggers (Traffic Control Persons). Apply today using their online job application form and selecting “Flagger” as the position.
• June 2 – Next Bridge Resource Management (BRM) course available at Holland College- September 8 to 11, 2026
• June 1 – Holland College and the Aboriginal Women’s Association of Prince Edward Island (AWAPEI) have partnered to launch a research collaboration that is set to transform Reconciliation practices across the college community.
• June 1 – PEI IT Alliance: Join The Night Shift, an after-hours coworking session happening weekly at The Foundry. This event is curated for side-hustlers, early-stage creators, builders and workers who are looking to break the mould and work after hours. If you’re pushing a side project forward or just craving productive energy, come to the Night Shift, bring your laptop and make progress on your project along with fellow builders. June schedule
• June 1 – PEI IT Alliance: If you’re part of a PEI-based, export-focused startup, The Foundry’s Residency Program is made for you! Join a 90-day program that offers tailored support, expert coaching, and a collaborative workspace to help take your startup to the next level! 
• June 1 – SpryPoint – Charlottetown – hiring a Software Engineer III
• June 1 – Maximus Canada – Charlottetown – hiring a Business Analyst (1 year term)
• June 1 – THINKING/BIG – PEI- is seeking two AI Application Developers to join their delivery team, supporting their clients in building AI-enabled software applications.
• June 1 – Bulk Carriers PEI hiring a Systems Administrator
• June 1 – How giving nurse practitioners their own billing codes could improve access to healthcare on PEI.
• June 1 – Maritime Electric Company, Limited is seeking candidates for the position of Network Administrator.
• June 1 –  Congratulations to Abagail on the completion of her 150 nautical mile cross country solo.
• June 1 – Bookings are now open for the popular Northshore and Cavendish summer transit. The service runs June 23 – September 7, and offers seven daily trips to and from Charlottetown, and two daily trips to and from Summerside.
• June 1 – “By completing my Paramedicine degree, I have so many more opportunities.” Jamie Jenkins is starting her second year of UPEI’s Paramedicine program in Fall 2026
• June 1 – CareerWise Weekly- June 2, 2026
• MAY 2026
• May 29 –  GFL Environmental Inc. seeks a Long Haul Driver in Charlottetown.
• May 29 – This $1,000 scholarship was created in honour of Hank Landry, a well-respected member of our community whose impact on children and youth has been felt for generations through the BGC Prince County. Deadline June 5
• May 29 – The Children’s Summer Food Program is now open for registration for families who may need additional support over the coming months.
• May 28 – Film Industry Orientation course- learners will be introduced to the world of film and television production, including the customs and expected protocols of working on and around a film set. 
• May 28 – All FilmPEI members: For everyone interested in working on Netflix’s production of THIS SUMMER WILL BE DIFFERENT please send your CV/Resume to hiring@clubredproductions.com
• May 28 – The GSCC is seeking passionate business leaders and community champions to join our Board of Directors. Help advocate for local businesses, support economic growth, and strengthen our community. Email info@summersidechamber.com 
• May 28 – The I.D.E.A.L. Scholarship™ helps students entering their first year in biosciences programs who are IDEA (Inclusivity, Diversity, Equity and Accessibility) advocates reduce financial barriers so they can focus on their studies and future careers. Deadline June 8
• May 28 – Atlantic Summer Institute’s Annual Policy Forum. This year’s theme is Shaping a Culture of Well-Being for Present and Future Generations. August 18–20, 2026, in Charlottetown.
• May 28 – Sounding the alarm on entry-level employment 
• May 28 – CareerWise Weekly- May 26
• May 28 – Summertime is almost here And, it’s not too late to apply for a summer job! Employers are hiring NOW though Canada Summer Jobs. 
• May 28 –  The Town of Three Rivers is seeking a Seasonal Full-Time Icemaker to join the team at the Cavendish Farms Wellness Centre in Montague.
• May 28 – Huge congratulations to Alvin, Blair and Bill on receiving their PDIC (Professional Driver Improvement Course) and DDC (Defensive Driver Course) Instructor Certification through the Canada Safety Council- checkout the training available
• May 28 – For the finale episode of Season 3, I interviewed Toshia Noye, owner of Tosh Co. Home Store. Toshia shares her background growing up in Ontario as a high school dropout, experiencing a dark period, then moving to Fredericton where she met her Islander husband and became a mom of three.
• May 27 – New rural ride-share program expands safe transportation options in PEI
• May 27 – Survey opportunity: Share your experience supporting at-risk youth CERIC and SRDC invite career development professionals, educators, guidance counsellors, and others to participate in a national survey. The survey will identify resource gaps and effective practices for supporting youth at risk of not graduating high school. 
• May 27 – CCRW OPEN HOUSE – Celebrating Accessibility Awareness Week – Building a Strong, Accessible Canada –125 Great George St 3rd floor of the Confederation court mall (Holman business side)- June 3 – 12-4 pm- RSVP
• May 27 – WCB shares results of recent client survey
• May 26 – The number of new students and workers arriving to Canada is declining
• May 26 – Arts Fest 2026 is a vibrant, city-wide celebration of creativity, in Summerside, PEI. With workshops, live performances, Art Alley, and community art projects. June 8 to July 4
• May 26 – Atlantic Pickleball Club brand new facility is now open. They have so many pickleball courts, a king court, golf simulators, rooms for party’s & meetings, ping pong tables and MORE!

• May 25 – Holland College Launches FutureWorks PEI to Strengthen Workforce and Business Innovation – This initiative is supported by a monumental gift of $15M, the largest in the College’s history 
• May 25 – Holland College New Manager Training – Team Building

• May 22 – BioTalent Canada offers a online training designed for today’s workforce: Building a Safer Bio-economy: Addressing Sexual Harassment in the Workplace; AI Fundamentals for the Bio-Economy; Essential Skills Fundamentals; and Technical Skills Fundamentals.
• May 22 – CSNPEI’s Shared Services Program – PEI nonprofits can access professionals in accounting, HR, marketing, IT, grant writing, and more through this program. A Navigator will assess with the right support. Contact Haley Ha, Shared Services Navigator, at hha@csnpei.com 
• May 22 – This conversation will explore how ageism and ableism can intersect throughout recruitment and hiring processes, while also highlighting the value, experience, and strengths that job seekers over 40 with disabilities bring to the workforce. June 2
• May 22 – Rethinking the Path to a Degree: Why college degrees are gaining ground in Canada
• May 22 – Counsellor’s Corner – Top 5 Ways Students Can Use Summer to Invest in Their Future
• May 22 – Training For Tomorrow: How AI is creating new jobs for young Canadians
• May 22 –  TechNTalk sessions will be offered across the province from June until October. At each TechNTalk session, older adults (55 years and over) will receive a short presentation about technology, followed by one-on-one support from volunteers. 
• May 22 – Who are the Challenge Factory? They help leaders understand where and why workforce systems are breaking down. Then, they design the infrastructure needed to restore movement, capability, and long-term resilience.
• May 22 – New Summer Course! Electronic Chart Display and Information System (ECDIS) – July 27 to 31, 2026.
• May 22 – Canada is looking for skilled professionals from around the world to join Canada’s workforce. There are multiple pathways to help you make Canada your new home.
• May 20 – Charlottetown Area Chamber of Commerce: 35-year member-anniversary spotlight: Quartermaster Marine
• May 20 – In this episode, Rob Henderson, President and CEO of BioTalent Canada shares insights on workforce trends in the life sciences and explains why the biggest skills gaps in biotech aren’t technical, but in so-called “success skills” like communication, project management, and critical thinking.
• May 20 –  The Equality Report Card, a process to assess Prince Edward Island’s progress toward gender equality goals, was initiated by the PEI Advisory Council on the Status of Women in 2007. The 2026 Equality Report Card is the 8th of its kind, and a unique publication across Canada.
• May 20 –  The PEI Agriculture Sector Council post many jobs on their site- check them out
• May 20 – Community Inclusions Ltd. are currently seeking a Residential Support Manager I to help lead and support residential services for adults with intellectual disabilities.
• May 20 – The Greater Charlottetown Area Chamber of Commerce is pleased to announce Logan Rempel of T3 Fitness and Kinesiology as the recipient of its 2026 Rising Entrepreneur Award.  
• May 19 – CareeerWise- Weekly- May 19, 2026
• May 19 – Resolution Life Coaching is currently hiring students for our “STEM PowerED Summer Camp,” which supports neurodivergent campers in grades K–12. They are seeking candidates who want paid hands-on experience and mentorship from teachers, coach practitioners, and teacher assistants. This is a valuable opportunity for students to build practical skills and secure a professional reference. Application deadline May 25
• May 19 – The Government of Canada continues to make significant investments to strengthen an iconic cultural institution in Atlantic Canada, the Confederation Centre of the Arts in Charlottetown.
• May 19 – FilmPEI is pleased to announce the launch of its newly redesigned website, developed to provide a comprehensive and accessible platform for filmmakers, industry professionals, and the broader community. 
• May 19 – The Celebrate PEI Agriculture photo contest is now accepting images for the 2026 contest
• May 19 – AI is rapidly transforming the bioscience sector – from research and discovery through to product development and commercialization. This session brings that transformation to life for you, showcasing how PEI companies are actively deploying AI and what you can take away for your own organization. May 28
• May 19 – New francophone PEI Employment Support Service now offering services in six regions across the Island
• May 19 –  Georgetown resident recalls nursing career of more than 50 years
• May 19 –  Nominations announced for 2026 PEI Book Awards- May 24 at 10 a.m. at the Charlottetown Library Learning Centre with host Shawn Hogan. Tickets are free but should be reserved online at PEI Book Awards 2026. 
• May 19 – Accounting Technician opening withThe Canadian Alliance for Skills and Training in Life Sciences (CASTL) 
• May 19 – Students from Holland College earned top honours at the recent Skills Canada PEI Provincial Competitions, receiving medals across a wide range of skilled trades and technology categories. 
• May 19 – Understanding and Supporting ADHD in the Workplace- June 5
• May 19 – Join Joan Garry, a nonprofit leader to thousands of nonprofit leaders, for this free webinar: “The 5 Practices of Exceptional Nonprofit Leaders.”
• May 13 – See the WCB’s full calendar of upcoming in-person workshops and training options. 
• May 13 – The Workers Compensation Board has partnered with Rural Action Centres and CBDC to offer in-person occupational health and safety workshops across PEI. The workshops, which are free to attend and cover a wide range of OHS topics, are being held at Rural Action Centre and CBDC locations in Montague, Summerside and Alberton. 
• May 13 – Nonprofit Sector jobs on PEI – In partnership with WorkPEI, nonprofit sector job opportunities from across PEI are now featured. Explore the listings to find your next opportunity to make a difference.
• May 13 – Host Vanessa Smith interviews Moyna Matheson, former owner of Samuel’s Coffee House in Summerside. She discusses starting the business at 40 in 2011 after years in hospitality and self-employment. Moyna discusses her next chapter as a life coach/mentor through The Authentic Change Project, helping people navigate change authentically, and shares lessons on listening to customers and teams, curiosity, and hopes for Summerside’s continued revitalization. 
• May 13 – JMC is pleased to partner with the Tignish Co-op in recruiting its next General Manager.
• May 13 – Jill O’Halloran Marketing- With over 15 years of experience in marketing, communications, tourism, and events, Jillian is a marketing professional with strong digital marketing skills known for creating impactful, results-driven campaigns that celebrate Atlantic Canada’s stories and communities.
• May 12 – Holland College hiring a Director of Marketing and Communications
• May 12 – The community organization formerly known as the Boys and Girls Club hope to re-open their Montague location this fall.
• May 12 – Congratulations to Abbey Gopsill, founder of The Nest, on being named a top‑four finalist in Futurpreneur’s Growth Accelerator pitch competition—representing Prince Edward Island among leading entrepreneurs from across Canada!
• May 12 – Transportation East Inc. is seeking a Driver in Montague
• May 12 –  Statistics Canada is looking to hire Enumerators for Lennox Island First Nation and Abegweit First Nation.
• May 11 – Island students in Grade 8 will gain new tools to manage stress and make healthier choices through a school‑based mental health and substance‑use prevention program.  
• May 11 – Family Violence Prevention Week is May 11-17 and this year’s theme is Supporting Intergenerational Resilience in Our Communities.
• May 11 –  Host Vanessa Smith interviews siblings and co-presidents Devin and Chelsea Cudmore about the Cudmore Group’s fourth-generation retail legacy, from a 1914 PEI haberdashery to 17 stores across Canada (18 planned in June) spanning brands including Coastal Culture, Sea House, Cool as a Moose, Big Bear Trading Company, and the upcoming Canoe & Cabin in Montreal.
• May 11 – Government of Canada backs Atlantic oyster industry
• May 11 – CAPEI Jobsite Highlight is on McGuirk Bros Construction
• May 11 – Housing Program Administrator opportunity with The Government of Prince Edward Island
• May 11 – The Prince County Hospital Foundation is officially seeking a dedicated daycare operator to bring a brand-new childcare facility to the first floor of our Innovation and Learning Centre!
• May 11 – Holland College is proud to recognize Ray Murphy, instructor in the Construction Electrical program, who has received a Bronze Leadership Excellence Award for Faculty from Colleges and Institutes Canada
• May 11 –  “Always Left Behind” A Quarterly Report on the State of Disability Poverty in Canada
• May 8 – The latest results from the 2025–26 COMPASS student survey shows positive, steady improvements in the health and wellbeing of students in grades 7 through 12 across the province.
• May 8 – The province thanks Hope Air’s donors, volunteers, pilots, airline partners, and health care partners for their continued collaboration and dedication to supporting Islanders: 40 years of service supporting Islanders and other Canadians who must travel for essential medical care.   
• May 8 – Where are Canada’s healthcare workforce gaps growing fastest? This analysis tracks worker movement across regions and roles to reveal where shortages are emerging and where retention efforts could have the greatest impact.
• May 8 – Talent gaps and shifting perceptions are challenging Canada’s mining and oil & gas sectors. Discover how technology, training, and policy could reshape workforce pipelines and support future growth.
• May 8 – This episode of the Future Skills Podcast kicks off the new season by exploring Canada’s pivotal moment for talent, productivity, and resilience, building on key themes from A Future Built on Skills. 
• May 8 – “Will AI replace people? Are employers waiting for technology to make jobs redundant? What should workers do if they can’t see their future?”  Challenge Factory Founder and CEO, Lisa Taylor, sat down for a media interview with a Nova Scotia radio station recently, the conversation revealed a more immediate risk for C-suite leaders and government systems: the high cost of uncertainty.
• May 8 –   Research Impact Canada, in partnership with Future Skills Centre, cordially invites you to a professional toolkit webinar on “The Language of Care: Bridging the Integration Gap for Newcomer Physicians with the HELP Program.” May 14
• May 8 –  Our friends at the Labour Market Information Council (LMIC) have launched three interactive dashboards designed to make labour market information easier to access and use across Canada. 
• May 8 –  Applications for the Nuffield Canada Scholarship are officially open! This incredible opportunity allows those involved in agriculture to travel, research, and connect with industry leaders around the world while exploring a topic they are passionate about — all through a scholarship valued at $25,000 CAD
• May 8 – Eastern Exporters Ltd seeks a Vegetable Packer in Souris West.
• May 8 – Holland College Post-Graduate Certificate programs are designed for graduates looking to build specialized skills, gain hands-on experience, and stand out in today’s competitive job market.
• May 8 – Student Success Workshop – A hands‑on workshop focused on building strong resumes, sharpening interview skills, and preparing students for workplace success. Whether you’re a student, recent graduate, job seeker, or professional looking to build new skills. All are welcome! May 20 at 9:00 AM Summerside
• May 8 – Agilent (PEI & NS) is focused on contract manufacturing and product development of active pharmaceutical ingredients, pharmaceutical intermediates, and bioreagents- are hiring for PEI: Associate Vice President, Supply Chain Power Engineer, Human Resources Business Partner, And Process Safety Management Engineer
• May 8 – Young people across Canada are struggling with their mental health. It’s crucial that they have timely access to the right services and supports within their communities. Funding supports 
• May 8 – UPEI to launch of the Summer Mentorship Program, a 3-month experience designed to bridge the gap between academic life and professional success. They are looking for motivated mentees and insightful mentors to join our community. Save your spot
• May 8 – The Greater Charlottetown Area Chamber of Commerce is pleased to welcome the Honourable Mélanie Joly, Canada’s Minister of Industry, for a special fireside chat at the Delta Hotels by Marriott Prince Edward.  May 13
• May 8 – Meet the 2026 Rising Entrepreneur Finalists: Ben McQuaid of Ez Breathe Heat Pump Cleaning, Erynn Mustapha of Jane’s Island Photography, and Logan Rempel of T3 Fitness and Kinesiology.The Greater Charlottetown Area Chamber of Commerce event- May 14
• May 8 – Now Hiring — Home Care Support Workers – Dockside Companions | SHIP Charlottetown Pilot Project
• May 6 –  UPEI- Certificate in Case Management
• May 6 – The Community Sector Network is seeking an experienced Accountant to lead financial services for our Shared Services Program, including bookkeeping and payroll for CSN and participating member organizations.
• May 6 – The Community Sector Network of PEI wants to hear from community with our new survey. The province released their 2026-2027 Operating Budget last month; what are your thoughts?
• May 6 – Canadian Mental Health Association’s 75th National Mental Health Week is May 4-10
• May 6 – Anti-Racism Grant Writing Workshop – This free workshop is designed to help participants build or expand the skills needed to prepare strong and effective grant proposals that support current Anti-Racism Grant initiatives.
• May 6 – Red Seal Challenger Sessions in May and June- email jhrobar@gov.pe.ca
• May 6 – ASI-IEA is Seeking a Youth Leadership Coordinator
• May 6 – Applied Suicide Intervention Training (ASIST) offered in May
• May 6 – The PEI “Pawd” of ElderDog Canada is seeking a volunteer Rehoming Coordinator.
• May 6 – Tetra builds innovative solutions for people with physical disabilities to overcome environmental barriers, providing greater independence, quality of life, and inclusion. Now available on PEI
• May 6 – CreativePEI is looking for new board members who share their vision of creating a thriving and sustainable creative sector on PEI.
• May 6 – Update on The Employment Journey Inc.- Creative/Culture sector 
• May 6 –  Creating job opportunities during the ‘silver tsunami’
• May 6 –  Webinars for career and workforce professionals in May 2026
• May 6 – CareerWise Weekly- May 5, 2026
• May 6 – Charlottetown CPA Professional Panel and Networking Night- If you’ve been thinking about your next step toward becoming a CPA, this event is designed for you. May 11
• May 6 – Mi’kmaq Confederacy of PEI seeks a Youth Worker, AFN in Scotchfort.
• May 6 – Job offer: Coordinator of summer camp activities in French. Canadian Parents for French Island. -P. -Is. (CPF PEI), in partnership with Carrefour de L’Isle-Saint-Jean, offers 8 weeks of summer employment in its dynamic and engaging French camps!
• May 4 – Canadian Job Trends Dashboard (CJTD) explores Canada’s online job posting activity to identify emerging trends across occupations and skills, where demand is showing up, and which credentials and experience levels appear most often.  
• May 4 – Labour Market Imbalances Dashboard examines where labour supply and demand may diverge across regions and occupations, combining key indicators to explore labour market dynamics. 
• May 4 – Youth Employment Dashboard shows how young people are entering and moving through the labour market, with insights into pathways, barriers, and opportunities. 
• May 4 – Applications are open for the Correctional Officer Training Program- The program will begin August 17, 2026, and will include 17 weeks of course work and a seven-week on-the-job training component at Island correctional centres.
• May 4 – Sekisui Diagnostics PEI seeking to hire Packaging Associates II and Maintenance Technician III
• May 4 – CERIC’s Call for Presenters for Cannexus27 is open!
• May 4 –He lived the struggle. Now he leads the work. A Resilient Futures partner that builds trust through connection 
• May 4 – CAPEI Jobsite Highlight is on Kelly’s Drywall & Interior Painting
• May 4 – Women’s Network PEI is looking for a Program Coordinator (Trade HERizons) to join their team in Charlottetown. This role is key to supporting the delivery of a hands-on, career exploration program for women and gender-diverse people interested in trades and technology.
• May 4 – The City of Charlottetown is currently seeking Casual Flaggers (Traffic Control Persons)
• May 4 – A program at the Provincial Correctional Centre is helping women in custody give back by creating handmade items for people in need.
• May 4 – Ever wondered how learners practice real patient interactions before entering clinical settings? Meet a standardized patient. They are community members who help bring learning to life at UPEI’s Clinical Learning and Simulation Centre. From communication skills to clinical scenarios, they play a key role in shaping future physicians.
• May 4 – They are excited to share that, based on the results of their recent Needs Assessment, BGC is moving forward with plans to re-open the BGC Montague location as a youth drop-in space for teens, offering a safe and supervised place to connect after school!
• May 1 – Applications open for Premier’s Youth Council
• May 1 – New Canadian bio-economy AI course launched
• May 1 – Through HealthPartners, workplace campaigns make it easy to support 20 Canadian health charities while building culture, connection, and purpose across organizations.  
• May 1 – New data shows persistent food insecurity
• May 1 –  New Degree Pathway for Sport and Recreation Management Graduates
• May 1 –  The Canadian Job Trends Dashboard allows users to explore labour market information based on trends found in online job postings from across Canada.
• May 1 –  Meet the third-generation owners of Belfast Mini Mills. Hear how they’re building on a 35-year family dream in the latest PEI Business Podcast with host Jennifer Evans.
• May 1 – Hear Jillian van Duinkerken’s incredible 20-year journey with Duinkerken Foods on the latest PEI Business Podcast. A story you don’t want to miss. 
• May 1 – Meet Annie Martin, the Mi’kmaw artisan behind RoseWolf Creations, on the PEI Business Podcast—and hear how she learned to “take up space” as an artist and entrepreneur.
• May 1 – Jeff Ellsworth, co-owner of the HEAL Wellness franchise in Charlottetown, discusses his path from municipal recreation director and elite softball player/coach to entrepreneurship.
• May 1 – Meet Jessica Fritz, a German-born entrepreneur who, with her husband Mike, owns @thegallerycoffeehouseandbistro in Charlottetown, the seasonal @blackandwhitecafeandbistro in St. Peters Bay, and @fritzchocolates.
• May 1 – Open podcast, host Vanessa Smith sits down with Brett Poirier to unpack his journey from a media and journalism background to building Red Sands Group, which began in property management and has now expanded into vacation rentals, plumbing, electrical, cleaning, insulation and pest control divisions.
• May 1 – New accessible taxi pilot project coming to capital region
• May 1 – Emergency Preparedness Week reminds Islanders to be ready
• May 1 – Maritime Electric hiring a Telecom Technician.
• May 1 – Looking for summer jobs – youth aged 15 to 30. It’s a great chance to gain experience and build skills.

April 2026

• April 29 –  Golden years disappearing as Canadian seniors in the workforce hit all-time high
• April 29 –  Red Seal Exam Prep Sessions to help tradespeople master code book navigation, effective study strategies, and testing techniques for Red Seal certification. Summerside (May 12, 19, 26); Charlottetown (June 2, 9, 16) Email Devon at deturcotte@gov.pe.ca or call 902-940-3030
• April 29 –  No High School Diploma or Career Path? No Problem
• April 29 –  ‘I want to be myself’: Navigating career identity
• April 29 –  9 mental health resources career and workplace professionals can use
• April 29 –  They’re known as MANGO – the quintet of American AI giants currently scouring the globe for talent. Canada has become one of their favourite hunting grounds, and why not? We have, by some estimates, the highest concentration of AI talent in the world.
• April 29 –  How AI is reshaping workflows and redefining jobs
• April 29 –   New grads are finding jobs faster despite a competitive job market, says report
• April 29 –  How neurodivergent job-seekers are finding their place in the workforce
• April 29 –  Podcasts and newsletters to stay up to date on AI
• April 29 –  Nuwelcome app- really moving along with expansions – recap of April – newsletter 
• April 29 –  The number of new workers and students arriving in Canada has continued to decline in 2026. In January and February, there were 72% fewer arrivals of new students and temporary workers compared to the same period in 2024.
• April 29 –  In this online program, you will build foundational skills in cybersecurity concepts, networking, security operations, and risk awareness. You will also be introduced to core cybersecurity tools and terminology in a structured, beginner-friendly learning environment. Applications close at 9:00 am AT on May 24, 2026.
• April 28 –  Sport PEI is looking for a PSO Administrative Coordinator. The successful applicant will be responsible for providing administrative, governance, and logistical support to Provincial Sport Organizations (PSOs).
• April 28 –  Sekisui Diagnostics P.E.I. Ltd. seeks a Material Handler II in Charlottetown
• April 28 –  CAPEI ‘s Youth in Trades Program will be starting June 1st.  Checkout the information session date 
• April 28 – Discover the new employment support services, free and accessible to PEI’s Acadian and francophone community (Canadian citizens, permanent residents and refugees)
• April 27 – Government of Canada reduces fuel costs and delivers direct affordability support to Canadians
• April 27 – Governments of Canada and Prince Edward Island partner to support tariff-impacted workers and strengthen the workforce
• April 27 – Parks Canada and Tourism Industry Association of Canada renew shared commitment to support Canada’s tourism sector
• April 27 – PEI work program for adults with disabilities does it again — every participant lands a job- Project Search PEI
• April 27 – The Native Council of PEI is looking to hire a Shelter Support Worker
• April 27 – CAPEI Jobsite Highlight is on Mach Developments and their recent Inn at Bay Fortune project
• April 27 – Correctional Officer training with The Atlantic Police Academy! 17 weeks of training + 7 weeks on-the-job. Deadline: June 19 Program starts : August 17  Only 12 spots available!
• April 27 – Sport PEI Annual Scholarships
• April 24 – This Island children’s book Basil Bunny was published with the goal of increasing curiosity based around healthy foods.
• April 24 – Immigration Partnership Co-Ordinator needed for a part-time position at Immigrant and Refugee Services Association PEI  
• April 24 – Today, the Honourable Mélanie Joly, Minister of Industry and Minister responsible for Canada Economic Development for Quebec Regions, announced that Canadian Space Agency (CSA) astronaut Colonel Joshua Kutryk has been assigned to NASA’s SpaceX Crew-13, an International Space Station mission.
• April 24 –  Port of Charlottetown upgrades infrastructure for cruise passengers
• April 24 – Government of Canada announces funding to improve the quality of life for seniors across the country
• April 24 – During the month of May, PEIBWA is hosting three PEIBWA Member Showcase events. These events are a mix of networking, member led presentations, and is an opportunity for women in business to connect and grow their networks.
• April 24 – Personality Dimensions is a self-discovery process where participants learn through discussion and sharing.
• April 24 – PEI Living Magazine captures local businesses success: MacArthur’s Appliances and Mattress Gallery and Thornehouse Design to name a few
• April 23 –  Atlantic Canada welcomes 2026 cruise season with over $350K investment
• April 23 –  Island not-for-profit organizations (NPOs) can now access new funding to offer community activities that celebrate Acadian heritage.
• April 23 – Assistant Controller and Quality Assurance Coordinator job posting with Island Abbey Nutritionals 
• April 23 – UPEI- The Certificate in Mental Health Case Work – Starts November 2026
• April 23 – April 22, 2026: Introducing the Atlantic Construction Alliance – A new group is bringing together members of the construction sector from all four Atlantic provinces. Sam Sanderson, executive director of the Construction Association of P.E.I., joins us to share how it will work and what they hope to achieve.
• April 23 – PEI Literacy Alliance is so pleased to share that the government announced today in the Legislature that funding for the Imagination Library will be reinstated.
• April 23 – Youth Employment Dashboard – Explore the Youth Employment Dashboard. Gain insights into youth employment conditions across Canada.
• April 23 – The Canadian audiovisual sector is a major source of Canadian pride, economic activity and jobs for Canadians, as well as a cornerstone of our country’s cultural sovereignty. It reflects who we are, how we see the world and how the world sees us.
• April 21 – Canada Summer Jobs 2026: Youth hiring period now open, with up to 100,000 jobs available
• April 21 – Canadian Armed Forces reach highest recruitment in 30 years
• April 21 – Today they celebrate 6 years of Lennon Recovery House. Six years of second chances of growth, resilience, and real change. Six years of a community coming together to support recovery.
• April 21 – Have a knack for fixing things? Want to make a difference in your community? Sign up to be a volunteer ‘Fixer’ at the Fix-It Fair on Saturday. May 23 at the Charlottetown Learning Library Centre from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m.
• April 21 – Becks Home Furniture & Appliances seeks a Customer Service Associate (Summer Student) in Montague.
• April 21 – Resources to support parents returning to work after a career break
• April 20 – More than 6.5 million Canadians can now receive services under the Canadian Dental Care Plan
• April 20 – Holland College alumni start clothing company
• April 20 – For the Coady family, lobster fishing is a family affair. Allan Coady proudly fishes alongside his son, Bryce and daughter, Alyssa- something they’ve done together for the past 16 years.
• April 20 – An invite to the Latinos Association of PEI Annual General Meeting! This is a opportunity to get to know them better, learn about their mission, and hear firsthand about the goals and projects they have in store for their community. May 3, 1:00 Charlottetown Library Learning Centre
• April 20 – National Volunteer Week (NVW) is the largest celebration of volunteers in Canada. In 2026, it will take place April 19–25
• April 20 – Youth Development Coordinator summer position needed for Active Community Inc. – East 
• April 20 –Marguerite Connolly Training & Consulting has been delivering healthcare training programs in PEI since 1996.  They have campuses in Charlottetown and Summerside. See their next program start dates 
• April 20 –Farmers’ Bank of Rustico Museum & Doucet House Museum seeks a Museum Site Coordinator in Rustico.
• April 20 –Job posting with the Town of Stratford 
• April 20 –This series is for you if you work with youth or jobseekers and want practical, ready-to-use strategies to help clients build the social emotional and behavioural skills that support employability, workplace success and long-term career growth.
• April 20 –Happy Volunteer Week. Checkout our list of volunteer opportunities across PEI 
• April 17 –The Employment Language Training (ELT) Hospitality program provides new immigrants to Canada a chance to learn English and essential skills for the PEI tourism workplace. Classes run Sept 2026–June 2027 at Holland College Belmont Centre, Charlottetown. Interested students can contact Beverley Fullerton Lewis – email bfullertonlewis@hollandcollege.com for information or to book an interview. Interviews May 25 and 26.
• April 17 –  Innovations PEI- news share for April 
• April 17 –Webinar: Supporting with access to benefits- Prosper Canada – May 7
• April 17 – Whether you’re exploring career pathways, comparing hiring conditions, supporting workforce programs, conducting research, or reporting on workforce trends, the dashboard provides a practical starting point for exploring labour market imbalances. Labour Market Imbalances Dashboard 
• April 17 – Summer day camps at Orwell Corner
• April 17 – Canadian School Counsellor: Spring 2026 Issue
• April 17 – AI Fundamentals for the Bio-economy
• April 17 –Got a Red Seal exam coming up? These sessions will help you prep so you can do your best and get the results you want. Trade Resources: navigating the code book, where to find resources. Study Strategies: tips on studying effectively for your test. Testing Strategies: tips on managing multiple choice tests, and handling test nerves. Summerside: May 12, 19 and 26 Charlottetown: June 2, 9 and 16 Contact Devon to register! Email: deturcotte@gov.pe.ca or 902-940-3030.
• April 17 – Farmers Talk offers confidential, professional counselling services and support free of charge to farmers, farm workers and farm families on PEI. Confidential service is available 24 hours a day by calling (902) 626-9787 or toll-free at 1-800-736-8006.
• April 17 – Maritime Electric Company, Limited is seeking candidates for two (2) Electrician – Technical Services positions: one (1) Full-Time and one (1) Temporary for up to 12 months.
• April 17 – Cycling PEI is looking for enthusiastic, motivated individuals to join our team this summer! We’re currently hiring for two full-time roles: Summer Events & Operations Assistant and Cycling for All Coordinator
• April 17 – Are you looking for a meaningful summer job where you can build your skills, get creative, and help bring community events to life? If you’re a post-secondary student who is positive, outgoing, and takes pride in your work,  PEI Mutual Insurance Company would love to hear from you!
• April 15 – Budget 2026: Investing in Islanders for a more affordable future
• April 15 – The Canadian Mental Health Association PEI Division is holding the Annual Summerside Spring Gala Dinner on Wednesday, April 29th at 7 pm at the Veterans’ Convention Centre in Credit Union Place. 
• April 15 – Ignition Fund Application Deadline – A competitive start-up fund for entrepreneurs seeking capital (up to $25,000) for innovative new business ventures. Deadline: May 11, 2026 
• April 15 –  The Ignition Fund is a competitive-based fund for entrepreneurs seeking startup capital for a new innovative business venture or to develop and launch a new innovative product.  Information sessions planned 
• April 15 –   Real World AI Skills: A hands-on, in-person workshop for business owners and operators who want to use AI practically starting tomorrow.
• April 15 –  Rowan MacDonald is the 2026 Easter Seals Ambassador, and he and his family are excited to visit every school in the PEI Public Schools Branch and the French Language School Board and to share his story and information about Easter Seals PEI.
• April 15 –  Free webinars designed specifically for Canadian entrepreneurs. BDC
• April 15 –  Empower & Enhance: Task Initiation Workshop – A free practical skills workshop held at UPEI to help professionals and students improve execution, productivity, and professional skills. April 23, 2026 | 6:30 PM
• April 15 –  Interministerial Women’s Secretariat Grant-Funding for projects that promote the legal, health, social, and economic equality of women and girls. Deadline:  April 24, 2026 
• April 15 – In the Spring Economic Update 2026, the government will provide an update on its plan to build the strongest economy in the G7, and outline additional actions taken to drive prosperity, play to Canada’s strengths, and support Canadians where and when they need it most. April 28
• April 15 – PEI tourism operators mull how to keep workers as Holland College programs end- CBC
• April 14 – In this FREE webinar, Challenge Factory’s Lisa Taylor and Carli Fink will help career development professionals strengthen their advisory role with employers and influence the systems that make career development possible. April 20
• April 14 – Across Canada 175,000 job and skills-building opportunities are opening up for youth and post-secondary students through programs like: Canada Summer Jobs, Student Work Placement Program (SWPP), Innovative Work-Integrated Learning (I-WIL), and Youth Employment and Skills Strategy (YESS)  
• April 14 –  ADL (Amalgamated Dairies Limited) seeks a Night Picker (Seasonal) in Summerside.
• April 14 –  211 new site is easy to use, mobile‑friendly, and available 24/7. Islanders can now: Access live, web‑based chat for support in real time – Use Google Translate to view information in multiple languages Explore 22 different categories of resources – Find help faster with keyword search.
• April 14 –  Township Chevrolet Buick GMC Ltd. seeks a Customer Care Specialist (Sales) in Summerside.
• April 14 –  Curious about Innovation PEI’s Arts Grants and want to learn more? They will be hosting a virtual info session on April 23 
• April 14 – Say hello to Sea House Fresh name, fresh look, same great spot. Renovations are done, and the doors are officially OPEN at 156 Queen St!
• April 14 – Join our Allied Health Recruitment Team for a virtual information session and explore what Health PEI has to offer. During this session, you’ll learn about:• Relocation• Pathways to PEI registration• Compensation, benefits, and salary
  • Practice opportunities• Island living, coastal life, and community. April 30
• April 13 – Health PEI Welcomes 10 New Nurse Practitioners Graduates
• April 13 –  During their mission to the Moon, the Artemis II astronauts served as both scientists and research subjects, participating in five studies that explore how deep-space travel affects the human body, mind and behaviour. These experiments are essential for keeping astronauts healthy on longer missions and for developing technologies, protocols and preventive measures.
• April 13 – Charlottetown hot spot to be ready in time for tourism season: Confederation Centre CEO
• April 13 –   Food Island Partnership celebrate a decade of building PEI’s food ecosystem and look ahead to what’s next. Featuring keynote speaker Arlene Dickinson. Oct 15 event
• April 13 –  PEI Business Summit explores AI’s transformative powers
• April 13 – RPS Biologiques Inc. in Charlottetown offer a variety of products and services in the aquatic, animal and human health sectors. They are looking to hire a Facility Maintenance Technician
• April 13 – Through BioTalent Canada’s Student Work Placement Program, bioscience employers can access funding support to hire post-secondary students, strengthen their teams and contribute to the industry’s growth. 
• April 13 – Bluefield High School Carpentry Class has partnered up with North Rustico Home Hardware and Hunter River Lions Club for the 5th Annual Bobcats Build for Hope Fundraiser! We are selling tickets on a multi-purpose (10×12) building that is being built by Leo’s Carpentry Students! All proceeds will go to families that are dealing with a serious medical condition that requires financial support. If you are interested in buying a ticket you can e-transfer $50 to bluefield@edu.pe.ca with your name, phone number and email for contact!  The draw is happening on April 30th, 2026. 
• April 13 –  Under the Spire Now Hiring an Executive Director
• April 13 – Connection 2 Emloyment new Prosper West Program is officially here to bridge the gap with 10 weeks of expert coaching, hands-on training, and the positive support you need to shine in the workforce! Information session April 20 & 22
• April 13 – This 17-week paid initiative is designed to equip Black youth (aged 15–30) across Atlantic Canada with essential workforce readiness skills. The program features a hybrid model combining 3 weeks of online job-readiness training focused on soft and technical skills with 14 weeks of hands-on placement experience with employer partners. Training starts Monday, April 20, 2026. Hybrid – 3 weeks online training followed by 14 weeks in-person placements.
• April 13 – CFPEI Scholarship Application Portal- Whether you’re a student in your graduating year of a PEI high school, or currently attending a post-secondary, there’s a number of scholarships available.For a complete list of available scholarships, corresponding eligibility criteria & deadlines and a direct link to the application portal.
• April 13 – UPEI- The Office of Continuing Education and Professional Development (OCEPD)  is hiring a Manager to help drive strategic growth and deliver high-impact professional learning across Prince Edward Island, Atlantic Canada, and beyond.
• April 13 – Non-profit organizations across the Island can now apply for funding to implement projects that focus on benefiting women and girls across the province. The Interministerial Women’s Secretariat Grant provides funding to support initiatives that promote the legal, health, social and economic equality of women and girls. Applications are open until April 24, 2026 at 4 pm. 
• April 13 – 2026 employment opportunities across PEI in the aquaculture & fisheries industries
• April 10 –Family Services PEI- Islanders with low to moderate incomes— or anyone looking to strengthen their financial well‑being can access free, confidential, one on one financial coaching sessions. Learn how to: Build a realistic budget, Manage bills and debt, Set achievable goals, Shift money mindset, Reduce stress and build confidence, and Appointments are available in person or virtually. Contact : Charlottetown – Cathy Bourque 902-370-3238, fe@familyservice.pe.ca Summerside – Sheela Brennan 902-201-4117,
• April 10 – Government of PEI hiring- Junior System Support Specialist – Treasury Board Secretariat – Permanent
• April 10 – The Residential Tenancy Office (‘Rental Office”), located within the Island Regulatory and Appeals Commission in Charlottetown, PEI is seeking a student for full time summer work at the Rental Office for the period May to August, 2026.
• April 10 – Feeding families through the winter
• April 9 – SkillsPEI now have the list of all service providers and employers who will be attending both the Charlottetown and Summerside Job Fairs. This is an impressive long list of employers looking to hire at both events. 
• April 9 – Season 3 of Business in the Open-  host Vanessa Smith interviews – PEI restaurateur Richard Court, owner-operator within Oyster Island Hospitality, including Pilot House, Sea Rocket, and Pink Crow in downtown Charlottetown, and opening this summer on the Rustico harbour, The Rustico Cannery.
• April 9 – Season 3 of Business in the Open-  host Vanessa Smith interviews – 24-year-old Harrison Duffy, owner of Somerset Ice Cream Bar (opened July 7, 2018 at age 16) and the Harry’s Dairy Bar brand. Harrison shares growing up around entrepreneurs, starting a car detailing business at 10 and working various hospitality jobs before planning his dairy bar at 15.
• April 9 – Season 3 of Business in the Open- Today’s episode features Sheila Kerry, co-owner of Double Loop Running Co.. Sheila details launching a boutique running specialty store with her husband Mike after she began running as an adult and trained for her first Marathon in 2023.
• April 9 – For episode 2 of Season 3 of Business in the Open, host Vanessa Smith interviews Sarah Ellen Clark, owner of The Seagull Grab & Go in Mount Stewart, PEI, which she opened October 1 in her late father’s former restaurant building on his blueberry farm.
• April 9 –  In the first episode for Season 3, host Vanessa Smith welcomes Marsha Doiron to share her background growing up on PEI . Marsha and her husband Adam then expanded into multiple ventures, including renovating and selling a downtown building, purchasing a seniors’ home in Fredericton, acquiring a campground, retail properties in Cavendish and Kindred Spirits Country Inn & Cottages, buying the PEI Preserve Company in 2022, launching seasonal Stoked Pizza, franchising three Mezza Lebanese Kitchen locations, and most recently acquiring Linkletter Welding.
• April 9 –  In 2026, as Mark Sandiford retires and CreativePEI celebrates its twentieth anniversary, the arts and culture sector continues to grow in Canada, nearly 8% over the three years leading into 2026, roughly double the 4% growth of Canada’s overall economy.  
• April 9 – Untapped Talent is hosting Accessible Documents for HR Professionals, a live 60-minute webinar presented by Jeffrey Normore, Director of Technology, Communication, and Innovation at CCRW. April 28
• April 9 –  Prime Minister Carney joins CSA astronaut Jeremy Hansen in a live call from deep space
• April 9 – Nervous about interviews?  Practice with HR professionals from across PEI in a 15-minute mock interview. Quick, low-pressure, and designed to boost your confidence- UPEI- April 16
• April 9 – Free training for ages 18-30! Working in agriculture- you will be prepared with this free session and free PPE gear! April 15 and 16
• April 9 – CAPEI Member Spotlight is Vintage Brick & Stone Inc., a full-service masonry company with over 40 years of experience, delivering high-quality, reliable solutions across the Maritimes including heritage restoration, repointing, custom stonework, building envelope repairs, and new masonry construction. 
• April 9 – PEI IT Alliance- the voice of the IT industry on PEI- events, funding, job options, and more -newsletter- April
• April 8 – Beyond Job Readiness: Skills That Drive Youth Employment Success- CERIC  webinar
• April 8 – PEI Provincial Parks team is still hiring for the summer season. They are looking for: Park Worker – Island-wide Trails Community Relations Coordinator – Charlottetown Parks Distribution Coordinator – Charlottetown 
• April 8 – Bath and Body Works are STILL HIRING- Royalty Crossing 
• April 7 – City of Summerside hiring a Seasonal Labourer – Municipal Services Department- among other job postings 
• April 7 –  Renovation by the Sea seeks a Carpenter in Montague.
• April 7 – Since 2020, the PEI Literacy Alliance has brought the magic of Dolly Parton’s Imagination Library to children ages 0-5 living in Prince Edward Island. Read the stats
• April 7 – Multi-Modal Media – Journalism Producer job posting to support the creation, production, and distribution of high-quality journalism and media content across multiple platforms. Notice the AI skillset they require 
• April 7 – Watermark Theatre Inc. seeks a Administrative Intern, Audience Engagement in North Rustico.
• April 7 – Cavendish Farms Corp seeks a Equipment Operator/Labourer in O’Leary
• April 7 – PEI Non – Profit Sector News April
• April 7 –  Canada’s labour market is ‘static’ after a year of U.S. tariffs, population shift
• April 7 –  Spring 2026 conferences for career professionals
• April 7 – We don’t need to ask whether AI will shape career development. It already is. The real question is whether we will lead it intentionally or react to it too late.
• April 7 –  Canada’s post-secondary graduates start job hunt amid high unemployment rates
• April 7 – CareerWise Weekly- April 7, 2026 
• April 6 – Thinking about work in Summerside: Check out the careers 
• April 6 – Confederation Centre of the Arts- Scholarships & Bursaries- deadlines approaching in May 
• April 6 –  Fairways Cottages Inc. is seeking a Property Maintenance and Laundry Assistant in Cavendish
• April 6 – The Honourable Marc Miller, Minister of Canadian Identity and Culture and Minister responsible for Official Languages, made the following statement: “It is with great joy that we mark the feast of Easter, celebrated today in Christian communities in Canada and throughout the world.
• April 6 –  Space-to-Earth connection: CSA astronaut Jeremy Hansen speaks to Canadians on his way to the Moon
• April 6 – The new Prosper Canada website, a clearer, more user-friendly digital home designed to help partners, practitioners, funders, and policymakers to better understand their mission, their work, their teams and how to engage with them.
• April 6 – Bioscience: Through the Student Work Placement Program (SWPP), employers can access funding supports to hire post-secondary students, helping them gain valuable work experience while building your future workforce.
• April 6 – WILWorks – Post Secondary – the WILWorks SWPP funding platform is now open for eligible applications for the upcoming Summer placement term- manufacturing industry 
• April 6 – Better Workplace Conference 2026- April 22-23 virtual 
• April 6 – The School of Visual Arts at Holland College will present its annual student showcase from April 16 to May 24 at the Upper West Gallery in the Confederation Centre of the Arts, Charlottetown.
• April 6 – Mobile Massage, Spa & Wellness Practitioners – Flexible Contract Work (PEI). They are a growing mobile spa and wellness service offering in-home, hotel, and cottage treatments across Prince Edward Island. They are heading into their busy season, and are expanding their team and looking for independent wellness practitioners who want flexible, on-call work — without the stress of finding their own clients.
• April 6 – Atlantic Immigrant Career Loan Fund (AICLF) This fund provides internationally trained immigrants living in Atlantic Canada with financial support to complete training courses. AICLF may pay for: registration fees; licensing and examination fees; training, tuition fees, related text books or online resources; living expenses (during exams or a specific training); travel and accommodation expenses to complete exams and courses; and work tools.
• April 1 – The PEI College of Nursing and Midwifery Launches on April 1: PEI Has Become One of Two Provinces that has Moved to a Single Regulator
• April 1 – Job Seekers Connect Series (CCRW) A weekly networking series providing a supportive environment to share job-search strategies, refine resumes, and build community accountability for career goals. Every Friday – CCRW Charlottetown / Online options available Contact charlottetown@ccrw.org or call 902-620-0700
• April 1 – PEI Preserve Company seeks a Gardener / Groundskeeper in New Glasgow.
• April 1 – VOLUNTEER OPPORTUNITY – Sport Entertainment Tourism Summerside (SETS) is looking for a Director of Transportation to join our Host Organizing Committees!
• April 1 –  Spring Valley Building Centre seeks a Propane Delivery Associate in Kensington.
• April 1 – Atlantic Safety Wear seeks a New Business and Account Development Executive in Montague.