Employment & Business News

March 2026

• 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 (CLB 4+ with permanent resident status) with the opportunity to combine learning English and learning essential skills to help integrate them into the Prince Edward Island Tourism workplace. Admission open now and interviews for the program May 25-26
• 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.
• March 31 – MacKinnon Pines Lodge seeks a Manager’s Assistant in Montague
• March 31 – CHANCES Inc. seeks a Best Start Worker (East Prince) in Kensington
• March 31 – Camp Gencheff seeks a Clinical Coordinator – Respite Program in Stratford.
• March 31 – Canada’s life sciences sector must move beyond “training for compliance” to focus on demonstrated competence and reducing the time it takes for workers to perform independently.
• March 31 – Curious about what CASTL biomanufacturing training looks like? Watch a video for a glimpse inside our world-class training environment, where innovative technology meets industry-expert instruction to build the future of Canada’s biomanufacturing sector.
• March 31 – Supporting women with disabilities: Why hybrid service delivery works
• March 31 – Careerwise Weekly March 31, 2026 
• March 31 – The sustainable development of our ocean economy is one of the most important opportunities of our time. 
• March 30 – City of Summerside hiring a Culture Summerside Assistant and check out other jobs
• March 30 – PEI Literacy Alliance hiring Summer Tutors in Charlottetown and Summerside 
• March 30 –  To help students manage costs and pursue their careers, Canada Student Grants and Loans financial support for the 2026-27 school year are extending.
• March 30 –  Why are more young people struggling to succeed at work? Limited resources and an overemphasis on hard skills leave youth without the social emotional and behavioural foundations they need to thrive. These gaps often land in practitioners’ hands, creating both a challenge and an opportunity to make a real difference. Webinar offering May 7
• March 30 – Sales Representative / Territory Manager – Permanent Full-time – ADL Foodservice – Summerside, PE
• March 30 – The Town of Souris will be hiring students for a variety of summer positions, including roles at Souris Beach Gateway Park, Souris Summer Youth Day Camp, the Town Maintenance Department, and the Matthew McLean Historium. If any of these opportunities interest you, please drop off your resume at Souris Town Hall. More details will be shared as they become available—stay tuned!
• March 30 – Folk Food Group seeks a Ice Cream Bar Manager in Grand Tracadie
• March 30 – MCPEI’s hiring a Human Resources Assistant- Charlottetown
• March 30 – PEI Literacy Alliance- Applications are now open for tutor positions with our Ready Set Learn program- PEI’s free summer tutoring program for students in grades K–6.
• March 27 – The Office of Continuing Education and Professional Development (OCEPD) at UPEI is excited to introduce Beyond Awareness: Neurodiverse Workplace Success – a new suite of FREE, fully online micro courses that together form a microcredential designed for today’s workplace.
• March 27 – Two employment opportunities: Bioprocess Scientist and Fermentation LeadatSophie’s Bio Inc. which is an international biotech startup developing scalable microalgae-based functional protein ingredients to address global food security challenges.
• March 27 –  Island Regulatory and Appeals Commission seeks a Office Administrator – Rental Office in Charlottetown.
• March 27 – The PCH Foundation’s Learning and Innovation Centre project has received the official “green light” Key features of the new multi-use facility include: Medical Training Hub: Dedicated space for simulation learning and on-site training to provide the UPEI Faculty of Medicine with a footprint in Prince County and help to train new and existing staff, and community emergency service users. Essential Infrastructure: Integrated childcare and temporary housing to support the daily lives of healthcare workers. Expanded Services: Potential for a Patient Medical Home and complementary health services to improve overall system capacity.
• March 27 – Today’s youth are entering a world of work shaped by social media, AI and broader uncertainty. Many are struggling with the social emotional and behavioural skills needed to succeed, and career practitioners are increasingly being called on to help. CERIC is thrilled to announce a new 3-part live webinar series: Coaching for Employability: Building Social Emotional and Behavioural Skills for Career Success presented by Futureworx’s Randy Lindsay.
• March 27 – Island kids learn about farm work and find out where their food comes from- video
• March 27 –  March 27, 2026: Documentary screening in Charlottetown challenges stigma around dyslexia
• March 27 – March 26, 2026: Fewer Islanders starting or taking over small businesses
• March 27 – Designed in Prince Edward Island , Redland shoes are made in Italy.
• March 26 – Financial Industry Forum on Artificial Intelligence, a series of 4 workshops report on the risks and opportunities posed by AI adoption in the financial sector. 
• March 26 – Anna Boltenko introduces practical, research-informed approaches to help practitioners boost client engagement, deepen reflection and support meaningful growth through career transitions.
• March 26 – Atlantic Canada will need to fill 441,000 jobs over the next decade to maintain economic momentum and prevent community decline across the region, according to a new Public Policy Forum report examining labour market challenges.
• March 26 –  Eastern Exporters Ltd seeks a Vegetable Packer in Souris West.
• March 26 – The Town of Cornwall is excited to once again offer Scholarship to Cornwall residents. Application deadline is April 30, 2026
• March 26 – CBDC Eastern PEI and CBDC Central PEI are thrilled to welcome everyone to this year’s event — a session dedicated to Real World AI Skills and how they are shaping today’s business landscape. Let’s help you harness that momentum!
• March 26 – Volunteers are needed for the 2026 Baseball Canada Cup (Aug. 5-9) & Ray Carter Cup (Aug. 20-23) Baseball Nationals in Summerside.
• March 26 – National AccessAbility Week: May 31 – June 6 2026
• March 24 – Islanders receive 2026 Heritage Awards
• March 24 – Maintenance Technician needed at Amar Seafood which is a fully integrated aquaculture company
• March 24 – Holland College Data Analytics Program Revised to Include AI
• March 24 – CHANCES Inc. seeks a Inclusion Support Worker in O’Leary.
• March 24 – The Town of Cornwall are looking a Utility Maintenance Technician as well as the Parks & Recreation Maintenance Technician
• March 24 – BGC Prince County seeks a Program Staff – Casual in Kensington
• March 24 – Holland College Customized Training offers a wide variety of short courses designed to help you grow professionally and earn a certificate of completion.
• March 24 – Community Inclusions Ltd seeks a Residential Support Worker in Tignish
• March 24 – The question is no longer whether AI will affect small and mid-sized businesses. It’s how – and how fast.
• March 24 – What the world’s largest study of work hours reveals about how we work
• March 24 – Careerwise Weekly March 24, 2026 
• March 23 –  With great ceremony, color, and conviction, the Acadian and Francophone Chamber of Commerce of PEI (CCAFLIPE) honored several businesses and business leaders it considers to be highly deserving for their many accomplishments in serving the community and the provincial economy.
• March 23 –  Four big-hearted business leaders inducted into Acadian Business Hall of Fame
• March 23 –  2027 Outstanding Young Entrepreneur Award to include $1000 investment
• March 23 – Ocean technology  Defence applications: As Canada’s defence needs evolve, our ocean sector is uniquely positioned to respond. Many of the capabilities required to understand, monitor, and protect our oceans already exist and function in harsh marine environments: sensing, data integration, autonomy, and real‑time decision‑making. Now we have the opportunity to adapt those same capabilities for defence applications.
• March 23 – ADL (Amalgamated Dairies Limited) seeks a Student Finance Assistant (Summer Position) in Summerside.
• March 23 – PEI Agromart Ltd. seeks a Administrative Support Worker in Summerside
• March 23 – An apprenticeship is more than a job – it’s hands-on training where you develop in-demand skills, all while getting paid!
• March 20 – WILWorks Skilled Trades in Advanced Manufacturing-  Training is delivered through online self-directed courses paired with hands-on practical components completed during training. Participants will learn from company-assigned trainers with experience and knowledge in technical topics for a period of 8 or more weeks, while learning about skilled trades pathways in manufacturing.
• March 20 –  You think you know LinkedIn? Think again! LinkedIn has become one of the most powerful tools for jobseekers, yet many people – including career development professionals – are not using it to its full potential. If your LinkedIn advice hasn’t changed in two years, it’s outdated. Webinar April 1st.
• March 20 –  Ready to join a peer mentorship group?  PEIBWA’s Spring Cohort is currently accepting applications. Each peer mentorship session provides the opportunity to connect with other women entrepreneurs to support and encourage one another to stay motivated, and boost your business skills on topics that you can apply to your business. 
• March 20 – Holland College Customized training is all about learning that’s built just for you or your organization — not one-size-fits-all.  They work with individuals, businesses, and industry groups to create training programs that match your unique goals and needs.
• March 19 – P.E.I. Mussel Farms seeks a Driver, Class 4 in Morell
• March 19 – Tutoring sessions are free for Holland College students and designed to support you throughout the semester.
• March 19 – The Science Horizons Youth Internship Program has new additional openings for the 2025-2026 year and is now accepting application submissions.
• March 18 – Community Sector Network PEI Events Calendar is now live
• March 18 – Visit TIAPEI website to see employers that are currently hiring and learn about our upcoming Tourism Hiring Day: Link: https://tiapei.ca/tourism-jobs/
• March 18 – The Willow Bakery & Cafe seeks a Barista in Stanley Bridge 
• March 17 – Dawn Binns Consulting- new website officially live 
• March 17 – The PEI Cleantech Alliance hiring an Executive Director 
• March 17 – The PEI Business Economic Council and the Public Policy Forum invite you to be part of this important regional dialogue. To support this conversation, PPF Fellow David Campbell has prepared a comprehensive new report on the Atlantic labour market. March 25
• March 17 – Cavendish Farms seeks a Forklift Operator (Seasonal) in Kelvin Grove
• March 17 –  Holland College are hosting information sessions where you can ask questions and get a clear picture of what a degree pathway could look like for your specific program and goals. March 18 & March 25
• March 17 – Holland College- Performance Management – Are you stepping into a management role? Learn practical skills to support, coach, and develop your team’s performance in this in‑person workshop!
• March 16 – A Presentation That Opened a Door – Project SEARCH PEI Interns Making Connections
• March 16 – PEI IT Alliance – newsletter March 
• March 16 – McCain Fertilizer seeks a Class 3A Bulk Delivery Truck Driver in Summerside.
• March 16 – CCRW- This free session explores five transformative predictions for 2026 and examines how AI, accessibility, and inclusive design are reshaping technology, business, and society. Attendees will gain insight into emerging trends such as agentic AI, smart city ecosystems, neuro-accessibility, and the growing assistive technology market. March 26
• March 16 – Submissions for the 2026 Page to Pitch screenwriting program are now officially OPEN! If you’re a PEI-based writer thinking about venturing into the world of television and film, this program is designed to help you make the move from page to the screen.
• March 16 – The Labour market’s rocky start to 2026 continued in February with employment loosing all the gains experienced late last year. This time, job losses where more generalized, declining across almost every industry. 
• March 16 –  Government of Canada taking action to support rural employers under the Temporary Foreign Worker Program
• March 16 – Starport Managed Services Inc. are looking for a service-oriented Intermediate IT Support Technician to support remote client users and environments while striving to achieve and surpass our service level commitments.
• March 16 – The PEI Business Summit returns April 7, 2026 at the Delta Prince Edward, featuring keynote speakers Andrew Coyne and Suzanne Knight.
• March 16 – Innovation PEI newsletter- March
• March 16 – If you are heading into your first year of a biosciences program and identify as Indigenous, a student with a disability, or a newcomer to Canada, the I.D.E.A.L. Scholarship™ may be for you. Deadline June 8
• March 16 – The new business Knead A Brake, which operates a café-bakery and bicycle shop, will be able to proceed with its dream expansion now that it has won a $25,000 investment from RDÉE Prince Edward Island’s Francophone Ignition Contest.
• March 16 – International Volunteer Year is all about celebrating the people who give back and supporting the volunteer sector – plus more ideas about where you can volunteer 
• March 16 – Business Spotlight: Parkview Farms Tourist Home & Cottages Meet Heather MacNeill on-site during Tourism Hiring Day! They’re hiring Housekeepers, 8214 Cavendish Rd #6, Cavendish, PE C0A 1N0 – What is Tourism Hiring Day? It’s a reverse job fair! Instead of visiting one location, you get to tour workplaces, meet hiring managers, and explore opportunities directly at the businesses. Perfect for seasonal, part-time, or career roles in PEI’s tourism industry. March 28. 
• March 16 – The Town of Three Rivers is currently seeking an Accounting Clerk to join our team 
• March 16 –  Now available from CERIC: Career Development as Strategy: A Practical Guide to Creating Internal Career Centres – a new Playbook by Lisa Taylor, Taryn Blanchard and Sheila Rider.
• March 13 –  Following Career Paths to Forecast Skills – This research introduces the Career Paths and Skill Transformations (CaST) model, a new way to map how skills develop over time and how careers actually unfold across occupations.
• March 13 – Evidence for Immigrant Mentorship and Networking – Programs can open doors, yet uptake remains low. This briefing explores the barriers limiting access and what can be done to make support systems more effective and inclusive.
• March 13 – Better Workplace Conference 2026- Join us virtually on April 22–23, 2026, for the 29th annual Better Workplace Conference. This year’s theme, Wellbeing as a Strategy: Your Roadmap for Success, explores how organizations can turn wellbeing into a driver of resilience and performance. Designed for leaders navigating burnout, rapid change, and evolving workplace demands, the event delivers research-driven insights, practical tools, and meaningful peer connections.
• March 13 – The Cleantech Learning and Innovation Centre in Georgetown is still on budget, the province says, and construction is expected to wrap up this fall.
• March 13 – A new Bath & Body Works store is opening at Royalty Crossing, and they’re currently hiring!
• March 13 – Calling all employers in the construction and design industries! Holland College is inviting industry partners to connect with students from our Construction Technology and Management and Architectural Technology programs at our upcoming Industry Connections Expo. March 24, 2026
• March 13 – Tourism Business Spotlight: Ocean Acres Cottages & Campground  – As we count down to Tourism Hiring Day, we’re highlighting some of the amazing businesses opening their doors on March 28
• March 13 – Maritime Electric Company, Limited is seeking candidates for the position of Regulatory Analyst, Regulatory and Financial Planning. 
• March 13 –  Immigrant and Refugee Services Association PEI (IRSA) seeks a Information Services Coordinator in Charlottetown
• March 12 – Significant updates to Untapped Talent to give you more tools, more support, and a better experience every time you log in.
• March 12 –  Province announces leadership change at Health PEI 
• March 12 –  CAPEI is holding another information session for our Skilled Newcomer in Construction Program. March 18, 2026
• March 12 –  The Government of Canada is investing up to $27 million in Agriculture and Agri-Food Canada’s Youth Employment and Skills Program (YESP) over two years to help agriculture and agri-food employers hire young workers aged 15 to 30 and provide hands-on work experience. Application deadline May 4, 2026.
• March 12 –  Government of Canada launches negotiations to revitalize funding in support of the Canadian fish and seafood sector
• March 12 – Easter Seals P.E.I. 2026 Ambassador brings message to Holland College Human Services students
• March 12 – Charlottetown students turn to food banks as grocery prices rise
• March 12 – The Voices Project highlights real stories from people connected to the Holland College community by creating safe spaces for students, alumni, staff and faculty to share lived experiences, traditions and moments of growth.
• March 12 – CAPEI Member Spotlight is Westland Insurance, an independent insurance brokerage offering personal and business insurance solutions across Canada
• March 12 –  It’s National Engineering month. Meet Dr. Sophia He.
• March 12 – FSL BURSARIES  For the 2026-2027 academic year, 41 postsecondary institutions across Canada will offer $3,000 
• March 12 – Mayfield Country Cottages seeks a Housekeeper in Cavendish
• March 11 – CHANCES Inc. seeks a Best Start Worker in Kensington
• March 11 – City of Summerside  hiring Seasonal Labourers – 
• March 11 – MacKinnon Enterprises seeks a Construction Foreman in Crapaud
• March 11 – Given ongoing global uncertainty, the Government of Canada is extending Work-Sharing temporary flexibilities until March 31, 2027, to help employers and workers avoid mass layoffs.
• March 11 – Siliker Glass seeks a Delivery Truck Driver in Borden-Carleton 
• March 11 – Red Sands Properties seeks a Guest Operations Coordinator in Charlottetown
• March 11 – The Gear Up for Ag™ program is a unique health and safety training designed for the next generation of agriculture. The program uses a combination of live interactive demonstrations, virtual reality, 360° learning tools, and storytelling to engage participants. April 15,16
• March 9 – LinkedIn Has Changed – Has Your Coaching? Helping Clients Build Visibility, Credibility and Connection |  April 1, 8 & 15, 2026 | 
• March 9 – Two webinars helping career professionals interpret AI change, translate impacts for clients, and build career agency in evolving workplace.  AI is quietly rewriting the questions people ask about their careers, and career development professionals are now seeing clients whose confidence, anxiety and decision-making are shaped by AI-driven systems, shifting employers’ expectations and unclear signals about which skills and career pathways truly matter.
• March 9 – BGC Summerside- The Gary and Jane Somers Scholarship recognizes a youth who reflects values such as: kindness, leadership, dedication, and the ability to see the bigger picture. If you know a young person who would be a great fit for this scholarship, or if you would like to support the fund, please visit our website to submit a nomination or make a donation
• March 9 – P.E.I. Bag Co. Ltd. seeks a Printing Press Assistant in Central Bedeque
• March 9 –  Darren Cousins isn’t your typical entrepreneur. His journey began at just 10 years old, selling vegetables from his garden. Read his story
• March 9 – UPEI Microcredential in Applied Artificial Intelligence for the Workplace. AI isn’t the future — it’s now.
• March 9 – Prince Edward Island celebrates record-breaking 2025 tourism season
• March 9 – 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
• March 9 – Heather MacAulay is a PEI business leader, community builder, and proud mother of three who believes deeply that loving what you do is the key to a meaningful life.
• March 6 – At Trailside Music Hall for Industry Partner Day, a full day dedicated to connecting, learning, and strengthening Prince Edward Island’s tourism industry. March 26
• March 6 – Island Abbey Nutritionals needs the following positions to be filled: Senior Manager, New Product Development, New Product Development Specialist, Human Resources Generalist, Customer Success Manager, Quality Control Supervisor, Quality Control Lead, Quality Assurance Specialist, Quality Control Technician, and Production Shift Supervisor
• March 6 – Quality Assurance Coordinator – needing forNatures Crops International 
• March 6 – Celebrating local women who are leaders in their fields and inspiring others in the community was the focus of last month’s She Leads roundtable event at Montague Regional High School 
• March 6 – Congratulations to Sharon Riley from Kings County, this year’s winner of the Kerri Wynne MacLeod Women of Impact Award for Women in our Community.
• March 6 – UPEI launches their first ever ungraduate major in Indigenous Studies!
• March 6 – This Women’s History Month, we recognize all the incredible women making a big impact on PEI. One of those women is Solange Aké, owner of Distinct Magic Events
• March 5 – Applications open for employer wage subsidies to hire summer students
• March 5 – The WCB launches new resources to support Island workers and employers
• March 5 –  Apply today via Work PEI or send a cover letter and resume to admin@victoriaplayhouse.com.
• March 5 – Centennial Auto Group seeks a Customer Service & Rental Representative in Summerside
• March 5 – Centennial Auto Group seeks a Automotive Detailer in Summerside.
• March 4 – The Buzz will now feature a regular contribution from CreativePEI’s Executive Director Jane Ledwell called “Creative Careers”.
• March 4 – Holland College Announces Incoming President and CEO
• March 4 – Barrier Breakers Youth Program (BBYP). 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.
• March 4 – Student Vacation Planner Jobs. Deadline: March 31, 2026
• March 4 – Provincial Parks Student Positions. Deadline: March 31, 2026
• March 4 – Provincial Golf Course Student Positions. Deadline: March 31, 2026
• March 4 – Health Care Futures Program. Deadline: March 27, 2026
• March 4 – Nursing Student Summer Employment Program. Deadline: March 21, 2026
• March 4 – Stay Golden Entrepreneur Bursary – $1,000 – an  award supporting graduating students pursuing entrepreneurship. Encourages early-stage business ambition and youth-led enterprise. Deadline May 1, 2026 
• March 4 – 2026 Rising Entrepreneur Award– $2,500-Sponsored by Innovation PEI, this award supports and encourages entrepreneurs aged 30 and younger who demonstrate excellence in business leadership. Deadline  March 27, 2026 
• March 4 – PEI Art Bank Acquisition Program-Established to support and encourage visual artists living in Prince Edward Island. Artists can apply to have their works acquired for the provincial collection. Deadline- March 18, 2026
• March 4 – Minimum wage in Prince Edward Island will increase from $16.50 to $17 per hour on April 1.
• March 3 – PEI communities celebrate les Rendez-vous de la Francophonie
• March 3 – Prince Edward Island recognizes Canadian Agriculture Literacy Month- wide range of careers in agriculture 
• March 3 – Webinars for career and workforce professionals in March 2026
• March 3 – A new report reveals a growing trend called “career co-piloting” in which parents are taking a hands-on role in their child’s early career.
• March 3 – CareerWise Weekly March 3, 2026
• March 3 – BioTalent Canada has opened applications for the third annual I.D.E.A.L. Scholarship which will close on June 8, 2026.  
• March 3 –   Statement by Minister Miller on Purim
• March 3 –  Winter/Spring call for research and learning project proposals – CERIC is now accepting proposals for career development-related research and learning projects through its open call process.
• March 3 –  Community Connections Inc. seeks a Residential Support Worker in Summerside
• March 3 – Chapman Bros Construction seeks a Construction Estimator / Surveyor in Souris
• March 3 – Ocean 100 Morning Show, this week kicked off the Kerri Wynne MacLeod Women of Impact Awards with the 2026 recipients- you have to hear these incredible stories 
• March 3 – Women’s Network PEI now hiring the next Executive Director 
• March 2 – Discover Your Path in Health: An Inspiring Community Session The goal of this session is to spark curiosity and inspire participants by showcasing the many meaningful and rewarding career paths across the health sector. March 9^th 
• March 2 – Northumberland Ferries Limited current job opportunities 2026
• March 2 – Canada Ocean Sector Supercluster- updates 
• March 2 – BioNetworking is back! In honour of International Women’s Day they have assembled a panel of extraordinary women in the sector making a difference as entrepreneurs, scientists, and manufacturing leaders to share their experiences and knowledge. You don’t want to miss this one!! March 9th
• March 2 – The CASTL team is excited to announce the launch of our 2026 Biomanufacturing Course Catalogue and much more updates on Bioscience training and opportunities 
• March 2 – Why encourage students to consider skilled trades?
• March 2 – Active Communities Development Inc – CBDC Eastern PEI seeks a Senior Project Officer in Montague.
• March 2 – This week’s CAP{EI Member Highlight is Tri County Insulfoam
• March 2 – Most recently, Tamara Steele received the province’s first Anti-Racism Recognition Award for her impactful leadership, dedication and commitment to anti-racism.
• March 2 – The Mi’kmaq Confederacy of PEI is hiring a Medical Secretary / Office Manager- Summerside
• March 2 – Shivalik Trading Inc. seeks a Export Sales & Marketing Executive in Montague
• March 2 – Key Murray Law seeks a Accounts Receivable & Collections Co-Ordinator in Summerside
• March 2 – PEI Provincial Parks has launched a Request for Information (RFI), seeking interest from individuals who may have an interest to operate a business at one of our PEI Provincial Parks in 2026.
• March 2 – Tourism Job Fair 2026 list of employers who continue to look for staff and jobs needing to be filled

February 2026

• February 27 – PEI Home Show- great place to meet employers and inquiry about their hiring needs
• February 27 – This webinar is designed to provide frontline practitioners – or anyone helping someone with access to benefits –  with foundational knowledge and skills to support people who are living with low income. Prosper Canada 
• February 27 –  Interested in learning more about Project SEARCH PEI or how to become part of the Fall 2026 Cohort
• February 27 – O’Connor Glass Ltd. seeks a Commercial Glazier in Charlottetown
• February 26 –  Live Well PEI Wellness Grants fund 37 projects
• February 26 –  Gary G. Demeulenaere, K.C., Partner at Stewart McKelvey in Charlottetown, is appointed a Judge of the Supreme Court of Prince Edward Island in Charlottetown
• February 26 –  Four finalists named for 2026 Francophone Ignition Contest
• February 26 – Before the busy season fills your calendar, secure learning that strengthens your career development practice.
• February 26 – Roberts Holdings seeks a Assistant Store Manager in Summerside
• February 26 – Souris Credit Union is currently accepting applications for the full-time position of Financial Services Representative
• February 26 – UPEI Office of Continuing Education and Professional Development Spring and Summer 2026 Programming Now Open
• February 26 – CAPEI Member Spotlight is Pomerleau, a Canadian construction company with over 60 years of experience.
• February 26 – CPA Prince Edward Island has partnered with the Canada Revenue Agency for the Community Volunteer Income Tax Program.  Volunteers help Canadians who have low income and a simple tax situation prepare their income tax return.
• February 26 –  211 PEI has information on free tax clinics and programs. Free volunteer tax clinics across PEI
• February 26 –  CBDC East is seeking a highly organized and strategic Senior Project Officer to join their  team.
• February 26 –  ADL Foodservice is seeking a Class 1A-licensed, Full-time Seasonal Delivery Driver – Summerside
• February 26 – Empower3D is an innovative program that supports youth with disabilities in developing in-demand skills, earning industry-recognized certifications, and gaining meaningful, paid work experience in the manufacturing sector
• February 26 – Holland College Radio Operators Certificate – Maritime Commercial
• February 26 – UPEI Microcredential in Applied Artificial Intelligence for the Workplace
• February 24 –  A virtual lunchtime workshop with tips to help UPEI students and recent grads prepare for UPEI’s 2026 Summer Job and Career Fair- March 5
• February 24 –  Job posting at Cav-Agri in O’Leary: Seasonal Office Administrator
• February 24 – Job posting at Cav-Agri in O’Leary: Seasonal Spreader Truck Driver
• February 24 – CSNPEI is seeking a dynamic and strategic Operations & Development Manager to join their team.
• February 24 – CSNPEI newsletter for Feb 2026
• February 24 – As a part of our 50th Anniversary celebrations we are looking for 50 employers to make a commitment to having a disability confident workplace.
• February 24 – New investments aim to attract French-language educators
• February 24 – Holland College Licensed Practical Nursing & Paramedic Support Program helps address healthcare shortages across Prince Edward Island by supporting the next generation of frontline professionals.
• February 24 – Famous Peppers Inc seeks a Butcher and Meat Smokers Assistant in Elliotvale
• February 24 – CAPEI Jobsite Highlight is on C.R.M. Ready Mix Ltd., proudly serving Prince Edward Island with locations in Stratford and Summerside
• February 24 – Cavendish Agri Services seeks a Office Administrator (Seasonal) in O’Leary
• February 24 – Supporting leaders shaping the future of Canada’s bioscience: The I.D.E.A.L. Scholarship- read the stories 
• February 24 – Careerwise Weekly Feb 24, 2026 
• February 24 – A degree still matters, but acquiring the right skills is just as important
• February 20 – Hosted by Stingray, Director of Operations, Jennifer Evans and in cooperation with our sponsor, Innovation PEI, they are launching a new 10-episode podcast series which will feature some of the most innovative business leaders on PEI- check out EPISODE #4: Matt Jelley – Maritime Fun Group
• February 20 –  Steam PEI Inc. hiring IT Educational Facilitator
• February 20 – Shortage of cooks on PEI – employers scrambling to hiring cooks – CBC video
• February 20 – Whether you’re looking to start or grow your career in construction, Island Builder is your go-to resource
• February 20 – At Holland College, many of our programs offer degree pathway opportunities. You can start with hands-on, career-focused learning and seamlessly continue toward a university degree.
• February 20 – CAPEI This week’s Member Spotlight is Chandler Motor Repair Inc., locally owned and operated since 1988.
• February 20 – If you’re looking to boost your career in PEI, our March 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.
• February 20 – Holland College Advanced Fire Fighting STCW A-VI/3 – April 20 to 24, 2026
• February 20 – Kings County Construction Limited is seeking a Mechanic / Welder in Montague 
• February 20 – Silver orange seeks a Full-Stack Python Web Developer in Charlottetown
• February 19 – The Canadian Abilities Foundation is offering a new program that seeks to empower youth who are facing barriers to finding employment. As they plan for the program they are looking for feedback from those who have anxiety, neurodivergence, learning challenges, and/or disabilities.
• February 19 – What to do when career resolutions fade and motivation follows
• February 19 – Town of Cornwall- Life Start Babysitting Course – Register by March 6
• February 19 – Holland College Oil & Chemical Tanker Familiarization  – April 15 to 24
• February 19 – SkillsPEI is a Division of the Department of Workforce, Advanced Learning and Population. It’s main purpose is to provide employment and skills development programming. They offer support for employers and job-seekers, including wage subsidies, skills training, employment assistance and more. SkillsPEI has 6 offices across PEI.
• February 19 – Many nurses have taken extra steps to sharpen their skills through the Critical Care Nursing Program (CCNP) and the Emergency Nursing Program (ENP), two advanced education programs that support high-quality patient care in Island hospitals.
• February 19 – Province opens call for Islanders to participate in the Advisory Panel on National Defence Opportunities
• February 19 – Canada’s immigration system is focused on attracting and retaining highly skilled immigrants through the International Talent Attraction Strategy. In addition to a new category for foreign medical doctors with Canadian work experience, Canada will introduce new categories for more skilled shortage areas. 
• February 19 – The Licensed Practical Nursing and Paramedic support program provides financial assistance, including 100% tuition support for the school year to eligible individuals to help them complete a post-secondary certificate or diploma and commit to working in PEI.
• February 18 – Designed specifically for child care centre Directors and Supervisors, this retreat offers space to pause, reflect, and reimagine your role as a leader, alongside peers who truly understand the work you do. March 25 
• February 18 – Calling all new Executive Directors of nonprofits! Apply now for ED Academy in April 2026
• February 18 – Email is still the most common way cybercriminals target small businesses. In this session, we’ll walk through the most common email threats facing small organizations today – including phishing emails, fake invoices, and account takeover scams. March 4th
• February 18 – The Gallery – Coffee House & Bistro completes renovations to cozy up their space and increase capacity
• February 18 – PEI employers are invited to attend the PEI Employers Summit, a session designed to help businesses connect with global talent. March 3rd
• February 18 – An interactive event celebrating Black innovators and changemakers in Science, Technology, Engineering, Arts, and Mathematics. Designed for youth, families, and professionals alike, the event features hands-on experiments, STEM challenges, and exhibits that connect real-world science to lived experience. Feb 21
• February 18 – Target Tours seeks a Tour Experience & Marketing Coordinator in Morell
• February 18 – Cardigan Feed Services seeks a Feed Delivery Driver in Cardigan
• February 18 – Holland College  Sport and Recreation Management program offers multiple 2+2 degree pathways
• February 18 –  Certificate Program: An Intersectional Approach to Supporting Career Development- CERIC
• February 17 – SkillsPEI is excited to host the annual Job Fairs in Charlottetown and Summerside again in April of this year. Registration is now open for employers 
• February 17 – TELUS store at Royalty Crossing Mall is currently hiring for a full-time position! If you’re passionate about technology, enjoy helping people, and thrive in a fast-paced retail environment, this could be the perfect opportunity to grow your career with one of Canada’s leading telecommunications brands. Base salary and commission.
• February 17 – Now Hiring: Substitute School Bus Drivers! The Public Schools Branch (PSB) is currently recruiting Substitute School Bus Drivers in all families of schools
• February 17 –  Inclusions East Inc. seeks a Direct Support Worker in Montague.
• February 17 – ECMA 2026 Music Managers Forum – Mentee Application Form. The Music Managers Mentorship brings together emerging and established music managers for one-on-one knowledge sharing, guidance, and professional development. Through this program, participants gain practical insight, perspective, and support as they develop their management practice. Deadline February 23
• February 17 – Maritime Electric is seeking a Corporate Communications Coordinator 
• February 17 – City of Charlottetown is seeking a Assistant Manager – Water & Sewer Utility in Charlottetown
• February 17 – Canada is looking for French-speaking skilled workers. Find out how to immigrate to Canada through Express Entry
• February 17 – Twins Landscaping seeks a Softscape / Landscape Supervisor in Charlottetown
• February 17 – As some companies outsource job interviews to artificial intelligence, rejected candidates can be left wondering what went wrong- CBC article 
• February 17 –  CareerWise Weekly – Feb 17, 2026
• February 17 – KenTek Inc seeks a HVAC Air Duct Cleaning Technician in Vernon River
• February 17 – Holland College Passenger Safety Management training
• February 17 – Cavendish Agri seeks a Spreader Operator (Seasonal) in Summerside
• February 13 – CAPEI Skilled Newcomer in Construction Program Information Session- March 11
• February 13 – Workshop on recruiting and retaining francophone employees- in person- March 2
• February 13 – Downtown Charlottetown Café expands with new renovations- The Surveyor
• February 13 – Montague company betting on expansion into defence industry- The Eastern Graphic 
• February 13 –Community of Kinkora seeks a Administrative Assistant in Kinkora
• February 13 – Albion Cross farm adapting to Farmer’s Market fire – The Eastern Graphic
• February 13 –  Native Council of PEI Job Posting – Fisheries Fleet Assistant
• February 13 – CAPEI Jobsite Highlight is on Built-Rite Construction Ltd., featuring another great project, a new restaurant under construction at North Rustico Harbour
• February 13 – Holland College Student SKILLit program sells out in first week- Students are given bags with pre-portioned ingredients, a recipe card, with each bag including gift cards to grocery stores.
• February 13 – Legislation Passes to Deliver New Canada Groceries and Essentials Benefit – Bill C-19 will provide a one-time top-up payment to be paid as early as possible this spring—equal to a 50% increase in the annual 2025-26 value of the GST Credit. This will deliver $3.1 billion in immediate assistance to 12 million Canadians who currently get the GST Credit. And increasing the value of the Canada Groceries and Essentials Benefit by 25% for five years starting in July 2026.
• February 12 – Invesco- Client Services Representative- Charlottetown
• February 12 – CERIC partners with leaders in career development to present webinars, as part of our mandate to build knowledge and skills in the field. Spring schedule 
• February 12 – Download CASTL’s Course Catalogue to develop biomanufacturing skills that drive results
• February 12 – United Way- Charlottetown- hiring a Communications Manager
• February 12 – United Way – Charlottetown- hiring a Graphic Design Officer
• February 12 – The Town of Stratford is seeking to commission two site-specific murals to be created this summer! Send in your proposals by March 3 latest!
• February 12 – Join the fun at the PEI Preserve Company! Hiring application
• February 12 – Premier Rob Lantz announced the members of his government’s provincial cabinet 
• February 11 – 2026 State of the Region Webinar is an exclusive session offering a clear perspective on Atlantic Canada’s economy. March 3
• February 11 – LMIC and CCDF announce joint 2026 research partnership on labour market information use in career development
• February 11 – UPEI- Microcredential in Applied Artificial Intelligence for the Workplace 
• February 11 – Boost Your Career with the Newcomer Thrive Program! Take the next step in your professional journey by joining IRSA ‘s Newcomer Thrive Program starting this March 2026!
• February 11 – Youth Worker employment opportunity – Lennox Island First Nation
• February 11 – Parks Canada is seeking energetic and enthusiastic students and temporary staff to support our summer 2026 operations. Deadline March 1^st 
• February 11 – Community Legal Information looking for a Legal Director to lead PEI’s first Community Legal Clinic. This is a full-time, two-year contract with the possibility of extension.
• February 11 – Applications are now open for the Greater Charlottetown Area Chamber of Commerce’s 2026 Rising Entrepreneur Award. Sponsored by Innovation PEI, this award aims to encourage and support entrepreneurs 30 years of age and younger. Deadline March 27
• February 10 – Community Sector Network PEI- Feb newsletter
• February 10 – Prince Edward Island celebrates School Staff Appreciation Week
• February 10 – GC Jobs just got a makeover! They have redesigned their job advertisement template. The new template features a fresh, user-friendly layout, offering a cleaner design that makes it easier than ever to navigate, explore opportunities, and submit your applications.
• February 9 – NRC IRAP funding for student & graduate hiring – the youth employment program provides financial assistance to companies so they can hire young talent to contribute to their innovation needs. 
• February 9 – Checkout PEI BioAlliance news – business/research/post-secondary updates, events, career opportunities, and more
• February 9 – The Canadian Journal of Career Development is an open access peer-reviewed publication of multi-sectoral career-related academic research and best practices from Canada and around the world. 
• February 9 – Pharmacy Plus PEI expands to include strep throat testing and treatment
• February 9 – The Greater Charlottetown Area Chamber of Commerce – celebrating Excellence at the 2026 President’s Excellence Awards- Finalists
• February 9 –  Food & Beverage Manager needed for Eagles Glenn Golf Course
• February 9 – Maritime Electric is seeking an enthusiastic and highly organized individual to join our team as an Administrative Assistant in a fast-paced and dynamic environment- deadline Feb 20
• February 9 – Holland College Open house- Feb 13
• February 9 – Holland College Introduction to the National Building Code of Canada
• February 9 – Atlantic Bug Busters Inc. seeks a Pest Control Technician in Freetown
• February 9 – Intra-Oral Distance Orthodontics: Theory & Practicum- Level 2 Dental Assistants: gain hands-on skills in impressions, arch wires, bonding, and patient instruction—online and flexible.
• February 9 – Mi’kmaq Confederacy of PEI Employment Services team provides and administers culturally appropriate employment-based programs and services to Indigenous people living in PEI. As a client-focused program, our work is centered around providing the proper support that clients need to return to work and training. 
• February 9 – Kensington Agricultural Services Ltd seeks a Diesel Technician in Kensington
• February 9 – MentorAbility – Speed Mentoring Speaker Series- bringing together employers and jobseekers for a dynamic day of connection, conversation, and career exploration – Panel Discussion: Breaking Barriers
  Hear from leaders across NGO, private, and government sectors as they discuss hiring demands, accessibility, and opportunities across PEI. March 3,4,5- various locations- deadline to register Feb 23
• February 9 – Explore careers in Healthcare
• February 5 – CareerWise Weekly- Feb 4, 2026 
• February 5 – Reflections from a staffing manager on student career education
• February 5 – If you’re a young business owner or entrepreneur graduating from Colonel Gray High School, apply for the Stay Golden Entrepreneur Bursary — a $1000 award created by alumni-led companies Stay Golden Custom and MVRK Inc. Deadline May 1st, 2026 
• February 5 –  WCB adds three new free online certificate courses to support PEI workplaces
• February 5 – How to setup an AI workflow to work for you- virtual- Feb 18
• February 5 – PEI IT Alliance February newsletter
• February 5 – Township Chevrolet Buick GMC Ltd. seeks a Vehicle Merchandiser in Summerside
• February 5 – Learn medical terminology online, on your schedule—4–5 hours of self-paced learning
• February 5 – 2026 Seniors Community Meal Grant- open application until March 9, 2026
• February 5 – The Seniors’ Secretariat Grant provides funding to community-based organizations for projects that are designed to improve the lives of Island seniors. Open application until March 9th, 2026
• February 4 – Black History Month 2026: Rooted in Legacy, Rising Together- Throughout February, BCSPEI will present an Island-wide calendar of programming designed to educate, connect, and celebrate. 
• February 4 – Study Abroad Canada College is a private post-secondary institution and language school located in Charlottetown, PEI. The college offers career training and English language programs that support workforce participation and skills development in PEI. One of their main programs is the Resident Care Worker (RCW) Training Program.
• February 4 – Island Nature Trust: Summer jobs- Apply now to our Conservation Technician positions- deadline Feb 19
• February 4 – This 3-part virtual learning series is designed for agriculture employers across Atlantic Canada. Each session is 1.5 hours long and is offered in both English and French (6 sessions total). The series provides a practical overview of immigration pathways, the Temporary Foreign Worker Program (TFWP), the International Mobility Program (IMP), and employer compliance requirements to help support your workforce needs.
• February 4 – Mi’kmaq Confederacy of PEI hiring a Partnership and Business Developer – Abegweit First Nation, Scotchfort, PE – deadline Feb 17
• February 4 – Coastal Culture Inc. seeks a Store Manager in Cavendish
• February 4 –  In honour of Black History Month, STEAM PEI is hosting a Black in STEM event celebrating Black innovators, scientists, and changemakers through hands-on activities, STEM trivia, and interactive exhibits, including an exploration of the science of skin and UV protection. Feb 21
• February 4 – A career in the Ocean sector? The Career Hub/job/volunteer/mentorship posting site highlights opportunities to learn, grow, and make an impact:
• February 4 – Alternate Careers is a series of focused sector-led sessions, each one designed to give newcomers a clearer understanding of specific career pathways in PEI. Next one is Careers in Construction: Interview Preparation and Employment Insights- Feb 17
• February 4 – Business Application Specialist, Workplace Information Secretary opportunity with The Government of Prince Edward Island! Deadline Feb 18
• February 3 – ED Academy is designed for new executive directors with under three years of experience who want to learn the skills to effectively lead their organization. Through a 12-month program with both virtual and in-person training, the program focuses on developing confident, capable leaders. Deadline to apply Feb 20
• February 3 – PEI Young Farmers AGM—review the year, discuss priorities, and help shape what’s next for young island farmers. Feb 20
• February 3 – City of Summerside seeks  Engineering Students- Technical Services 
• February 3 –  CAPEI Member Spotlight is on Maritime Precast Products (2011) Ltd.
• February 3 – Applications are now being accepted for Student Vacation Planners to staff Visitor Information Centers for the 2026 season! Deadline March 31, 2026
• February 2 – Summerside Police Sponsorship Program: Thinking about getting into policing? City of Summerside are looking to send the ideal candidate to the Atlantic Police Academy! Deadline for application pick-up is February 20, 2026
• February 2 – PEI Business Podcast 2026: partnership with Innovation PEI and Ocean 100
• February 2 – The importance of proper succession planning in organizations- La Voie de l’emploi
• February 2 – Retirees who appreciate the benefits of part-time work
• February 2 – Prince Edward Island recognizes Early Childhood Educators Week
• February 2 – Expenses add up fast. Whether you’re juggling bills, keeping up with housing costs, or saving for what’s ahead, explore these tips and tools to help you make the most of your money.

January 2026

• January 30 – The United Nations declared 2026 the International Year of the Woman Farmer- so many resources 
• January 30 – UPEI Summer Job and Career Fair- March 11
• January 30 – Meet the team behind the Empower & Enhance: Executive Functioning Workshops! Amelia is the Program Manager for the series and works as a tutor for LDAPEI. Their next free workshop takes place April 23rd
• January 30 – These two Social Media for Entrepreneurs and Small Businesses workshops, hosted by the wonderful Alyssa Wooldridge, are designed to meet participants where they are in their social media journey.
• January 30 –  Shining Stars Childcare Centre seeks a Pedagogical Support & Kitchen Assistant in Stratford
• January 30 – Holland College: Learn how to build a complete project plan and manage projects from start to finish—online and on your schedule.
• January 30 – Strengthening the ecosystem – Black History Month Celebration in PEI. Join the in-person information and networking session honoring Black History Month. Feb 11
• January 30 – PEI Advisory Council on the, Status of Women, E-News for January 29th, 2026   
• January 30 –  Pitch your short film concept to a panel of industry professionals for a chance to win $10K plus post-production services during the 2026 Making Waves conference. Deadline to apply Feb 13
• January 30 – Holland College’s Journalism and Communications program has relaunched its student-run publication, The Surveyor, which is a digital-first publication hosted on Substack, a popular online platform for journalists and digital creators. The move reflects an industry shift towards multi-media content that is immediately available and consumed online.
• January 30 – UPEI: Spots are limited, and the Certificate in Marketing and Branding consistently attracts professionals looking to significantly level up their skills.
• January 30 – FilmPEI is putting on it’s next workshop “Story to Screen and In Between” How to move your Scripts to Greenlights, presented by Producer Caitlin Delaney. Feb 28
• January 30 – Ocean Sector Canada- all the updates including incredible stories of work in this sector
• January 27 – CCRW: Inclusive Strategies for Supporting Neurodivergent Workers webinar- This workshop session is for professionals who provide supportive services to job seekers with disabilities. Virtual Feb 17
• January 27 – The PEI Potato Council has established a scholarship for students undertaking post-secondary studies. This scholarship aims to foster the next generation of industry leaders who will contribute to strengthening, innovating, and growing the potato industry in PEI. Deadline May 15
• January 27 – PARO Prosper Peer Lending Circles are small groups of like-minded women who meet regularly to share their experiences and expand their individual networks of contacts. The Circles are small groups of women 18 years of age and over, who all run their own businesses, want to start one, or who believe that women can help women. PARO Prosper Lending Circles helps women connect and network with other enterprising women plus much more
• January 27 –  The PEI government has announced the renewal of a four-year funding agreement with the Mi’kmaq Confederacy of PEI to support skills training and employment programs for Mi’kmaq and Indigenous communities in the province.
• January 27 – Plan for succession before the emergency: The meeting/information was facilitated by Bruce Joshua, consultant and founder of Capstan Consulting Ltd., a consulting firm specializing in strategic support, leadership, and organizational development.
• January 27 – Labour Market information – what is it, how does it help, and where to find it across Canada 
• January 27 – Community Sector Network of PEI newsletter- January 27
• January 27 – Are you interested in finding new sources of revenue or expanding on existing ones? This learning series will provide you with the tools to lead your organization to greater financial sustainability. 
• January 27 – Cybersecurity for Non-Profits Free Webinar- Feb 11
• January 27 – Webinars for career and workforce professionals in February 2026
• January 27 – Career development as a mental health strategy: Why our work matters more than ever
• January 27 – CareerWise Weekly- Jan 27, 2026
• January 27 – Lunch and Learn celebrating release of Accessibility Report- to presents insights from artists and arts workers across PEI on accessibility, participation barriers, and systemic challenges in the arts sector. Feb 10
• January 26 – PEI Business Women Association: upcoming events, from building stronger support systems for your team, to learning the ins and outs of small business tax, to developing clarity for 2026, and lastly, a valuable opportunity to connect with other women in business at their upcoming AGM.
• January 26 –  Island Coastal Services Ltd. seeks a Turf Mechanic in Kensington
• January 26 – 2026 CALENDAR Workplace Safety Education Sessions- safety needs to be a priority in all work settings 
• January 26 – Tops to Floors owner: David Arsenault, entrepreneurship wasn’t just a career path – it was part of his upbringing.
• January 26 – UPEI: The Certificate in Professional Communications builds the advanced communication skills top leaders rely on to influence, resolve challenges, and stand out.
• January 26 – Bulk Carriers PEI Limited: From tech upgrades to how long-haul trucking is evolving in 2026, we’re already driving toward what’s next.  Take a look through their lens and see where the industry is headed
• January 26 – Holland College: New Manager Training – Organizational Culture
• January 26 – CAPEI Jobsite Highlight is O’Connor Glass Ltd
• January 23 – STEAM PEI offers in-school workshops, after-school programs, PD day camps, summer camps, and special events for students Kindergarten to Grade 12. You can check out and register for our current programs
• January 23 – STEAM PEI is launching a new program called STEAM Careers Evening lab for students in Grades 7–12, where participants get to explore a different career each week over six weeks. The program includes hands-on workshops in areas such as clean technology and water assessment, smart home technology, designing and building net-zero communities, farming in space, preserving fish migration routes, and exploring smart warehouse vehicles for industrial efficiency. Starts Feb 5
• January 23 – CCRW’s  – Disability Confidence Toolkit is grounded in their work with the disability and work Community and the expertise of our valued partners. This is a free resource created by the community
• January 23 – The Matthew Jelley Business and Tourism Scholarship of $1000.00 is available to residents of Prince Edward Island enrolled or accepted to an educational institute and enrolling in either a tourism related discipline or business related discipline. Deadline May 1st
• January 23 – Newsletter from Innovation PEI- finding sources and more.
• January 23 – Businesses might qualify for up to $25,000 in funding to support youth working in bioscience and environmental positions that minimize a harmful effect to the environment. Check it out
• January 23 – New Webinar! Through the Looking Glass: Making Sense of the AI – LMI Wonderland – Feb 24, 2026
• January 23 – COWS Inc seeks a Wholesale Coordinator in Charlottetown
• January 23 – The publication of Volume 25, Issue 1 of the Canadian Journal of Career Development which is an open access peer-reviewed publication of multi-sectoral career-related academic research and best practices from Canada and around the world. 
• January 23 – Call the Mental Health and Addictions Phone Line at 1-833-553-6983. Calls are answered by trained mental health professionals (a registered nurse or a social worker) 24 hours a day, seven days a week.
• January 23 – Community Foundation of PEI Launches New & Improved Community Impact Fund
• January 22 –  Inclusive workplace training is helping manufacturers attract and retain women in skilled trades—while improving performance across the board. As labour shortages threaten the future of Canada’s manufacturing sector, one solution is emerging as both strategic and sustainable: building truly inclusive workplaces.
• January 22 – CAPEI  Member Spotlight is on Mooney Developments
• January 22 – Federal funding brings a state-of-the-art wellness centre to the Town of Stratford
• January 22 – REACH is now accepting applications for Expanding Your Reach. EYR is a supportive, employment readiness program for youth in recovery. Focused on routines, confidence, employability, we pay participants for their time so there’s no need to choose between making a living and getting better. Start date Feb 9
• January 21 – Membership spotlight: The Cork & Cast and their 1 year of membership with the Greater Charlottetown Area Chamber of Commerce
• January 21 –  Tourism Job Fair hiring events begin in Charlottetown on March 1 at the Eastlink Centre, followed by a North Shore job fair on March 7. In April, there will also be a Rural Hiring Day to connect local job seekers with employers in a unique, reverse job fair format
• January 21 – Professional and Amateur artists, communities, and not-for-profit groups are invited to explore the various funding programs that open for applications
• January 21 – Maritime Christian College newsletter- January
• January 21 – M.S Woodsides Ltd. seeks a Maintenance Carpenter in Summerside
• January 20 – Nuwelcom app have 19,000 Islanders visitors every day. The local app has information on employment, traffic, public health, school closures, gas prices and more. A new addition that will soon be available is The Kids Hub  which will aggregate all activities – sports, arts, public service such as Girl Guides and Cadets – designed for kids (people under the age of 18) on PEI. Checkout their latest newsletter
• January 20 – A customer service–focused training program designed specifically for PEI’s tourism industry. PEI Best Bytes builds confident people and stronger tourism businesses — one skill, one interaction, one experience at a time.
• January 20 – OSC Membership Map- checkout employers on PEI 
• January 20 – Attention Students- Applications are now being accepted for student wildfire crew members for the 2026 summer season:
• January 20 –  The Indigenous Art Grants program was established to celebrate, highlight, support and encourage your artistic accomplishments. Applications for the 2026 intake period will be accepted from January 19th to February 17th, 2026 at 4 p.m.
• January 20 –  Recruitment and workplace trends for 2026
• January 20 –  Seven in 10 jobseekers expect tough job search in Canada this year
• January 20 – CareerWise Weekly Jan 20, 2026 
• January 19 – The Untapped Talent Summit explores how the workforce can better include people with disabilities. This year’s theme is Disability in Action: Navigating the School-to-Work Transition. Feb 10 virtual 
• January 19 – Island Abbey Nutritionals employment opportunities: Quality Assurance Specialist and Quality Control Technician
• January 19 – Honourable Sean Fraser, Minister of Justice and Attorney General of Canada and Minister responsible for the Atlantic Canada Opportunities Agency, highlighted that the federal government will invest up to $120.2 million over the next two years to support the continued operations of the 9-8-8: Suicide Crisis Helpline, Canada’s national, three-digit number for suicide crisis support.
• January 19 – Canadian Mental Health Association, P.E.I. seeks a Community Educator in Montague.
• January 19 – Microsoft Excel Level 2 – Level Up Your Skills. Take your Excel skills further in this full-day, in-person course in Charlottetown. Learn advanced formulas, data analysis, charts, Pivot Tables, data validation, and time-saving shortcuts to work smarter and faster. Feb 11- short course.
• January 19 – Phillips Bridge Seafood ULC seeks a Fish Plant Labourer in Borden-Carleton
• January 19 – Phillips Bridge Seafood ULC seeks a Fish Plant and Seafood Worker in Bloomfield
• January 19 – How can career counselling better support clients with dyslexia – even when there’s no formal diagnosis?
• January 19 –  Employment Opportunities at Amalgamated Dairies Limited- Charlottetown and Summerside
• January 19 – Folk Food Group seeks a Food Cost and Inventory Manager in Grand Tracadie
• January 19 – Thinking about a career as an LPN or Paramedic? The Licensed Practical Nursing and Paramedic support program provides financial assistance, including 100% tuition support for the school year to eligible individuals to help them complete a post-secondary certificate or diploma and commit to working in PEI.
• January 19 – Main Street Home Hardware Building Centre seeks a Building Supplies Counter – Salesperson in Souris
• January 16 – Check out the many employment opportunities at the Native Council of PEI
• January 16 – After decades operating as The Conference Board of Canada, they have a new name. Now Signal49 Research, effective January 26, 2026.
• January 16 – Rural Action Centres provide valuable training and information sessions. Check the calendar and register for your next training session, or plan to attend an upcoming event in your region.
• January 16 – The Island Walk is entering an exciting new phase and we are recruiting a Project Leader to help guide the continued growth of this 700 km long-distance walking route across Prince Edward Island.
• January 16 – The Certificate in Professional Communications is designed for professionals who want to strengthen how they write, speak, and engage in today’s workplace.
• January 16 – Open House at Holland College Marine Centre – 3pm Friday, February 13th, 2026
• January 15 – Attention UPEI students and alumni! Upcoming Employer Showcase! This is an excellent opportunity to engage with top employers in your community. Learn about their organization, hiring needs, and make connections that can lead to your future career. Organizations being featured are: Delta Hotels by Marriott PEI, Government of Canada, Coles Associates, Early Childhood Development Association of PEI, and Rodd Hotels & Resorts- Feb 4
• January 15 – In a new blog, Lisa Taylor argues that 2026 will reward leaders who stop relying on endurance and start rebuilding foundations. Not programs. Not quick fixes. Systems.
• January 15 – UNB and Holland College partner to launch accelerated criminology degree
• January 15 – Dalhousie University distance delivery- Bachelor of Social Work- deadline to apply Feb 15
• January 15 – Summerside is a growing city offering vast investment and employment opportunities
• January 15 – The Community Foundation of PEI has released its 2025 Vital Signs® Report. This evidence-based report highlights where Islanders are thriving and where urgent challenges remain, serving as a roadmap for action, investment, and collaboration.
• January 14 – Provincial Credit Union’s Community Impact Grant funding is equipping four Island organizations to create new initiatives and expand meaningful work in PEI communities. The Impact Grant focusing on funding school success, developing financial literacy, addressing homelessness and housing needs, and supporting inclusion in communities. Provincial Credit Union is proud to announce the following recipients of the inaugural Impact Grant 2025.
• January 14 – PEI Wildlife Conservation Fund Opening of Spring Applications
• January 14 – Studies show that organizations with strong performance management systems see a 30% increase in productivity.
  BioTalent Canada’s Building Workplace Resiliency: Leveraging Performance Management resource helps employers: Implement effective performance reviews, foster continuous feedback and professional growth, and drive employee engagement and retention- checkout the guide. 
• January 14 – BioAlliance has posted this opportunity: Community Manager – Atlantic Canada- with Hatch Blue 
• January 14 – CareerWise Weekly- Jan 13, 2026
• January 14 – In the trades, apprentices are increasing, but not enough are making it to certification- CBC
• January 14 –  How to Stop the Gen Z Slowdown
• January 14 – The world of marketing: During a Halifax event, there were more than 250 marketers who generously shared what their work truly looks like today. Their input was direct, candid, and grounded in real-world experience.
• January 14 – In 2025, the Digital Marketing Sector Council conducted national research by surveying more than 1,000 marketing professionals. Marketers from Vancouver, Toronto, Calgary, and Halifax shared candid insights into how their teams operate, the challenges they face, and how their roles are evolving in a rapidly changing digital environment.
• January 14 –  Applications are OPEN for the ASCEND Spring 2026 Cohort!  The ASCEND program connects youth (ages 15-30) who are not in employment, education or training  in NL, NS, and PEI with 19 weeks of paid, nonprofit sector employment -plus 70 hours of pre-employment training.
• January 14 – Blackbush Beach Resort seeks a Front Desk Agent in Grand Tracadie
• January 14 – Canadian Mental Health Association, P.E.I. seeks a Mental Health Worker in Charlottetown
• January 13 – The provincial government has renewed a four-year funding agreement with the Mi’kmaq Confederacy of PEI for programs that help the Mi’kmaq and Indigenous community in PEI to gain valuable employment and mentorship experiences. 
• January 13 – Bio Innovation Scientist Program- Winter 2026 Applications Now  Open
• January 13 – LinkedIn Jobs on the Rise 2026: The 15 fastest-growing jobs in Canada
• January 13 – Indeed’s 2026 Canadian Jobs & Hiring Trends Report: Familiar Themes Meet Emerging Trends
• January 13 –  J & C Ventures Inc seeks a Courier Driver in Charlottetown.
• January 13 – For 2026 REACH Foundation programs or service, fill out this form
• January 13 – Kick off 2026 by giving your nonprofit a place to connect, collaborate, and thrive. Checkout these bright, spacious training/meeting bookable rooms that are fully equipped with Wi-Fi, whiteboards, smart TVs at Royalty Crossings Charlottetown. 
• January 12 –  Employment rose by just 8,200 in December (0.0 per cent). The unemployment rate rose to 6.8 per cent as the labour force participation rate edged up to 65.4 per cent. On a year-over-year basis, average hourly wages increased by 3.4 per cent.
• January 12 – JP Michel – Author | The World Needs You – Founder | SparkPath  Last year, they embarked on a journey to answer a big question: how do they go from impacting 100,000 students, to impacting 1,000,000 people? This question led to 4 major initiatives in 2025. 
• January 12 – Why ‘Follow Your Passion’ is BAD Advice
• January 12 – Leon’s Summerside is looking for a dependable, customer focused Delivery Driver to join their team- If this sounds like a good fit, send your resume to twadman@callbecks.com
• January 12 – CBDC Central PEI: they are currently hiring for a part-time student position as an Assistant Program Coordinator. If you are interested in the role, please send your cover letter and resume to info.centralpei@cbdc.ca
• January 12 – The PEILCC Community Fund was established at the Community Foundation of PEI in December 2024 by the PEI Liquor Control Commission. In 2025, they’ve established the PEILCC Rural Community Fund, and the PEILCC Urban Community Fund.Each fund is intended to provide grants up to $25,000 in support of charities that are making a positive impact in our province through activities and initiatives that promote the responsible use of alcohol.
• January 12 –  “Pa’tato & the Tot” is the first-ever animated series created right here on Prince Edward Island—and it’s the most wholesome show on television!
• January 12 – The Community Foundation of PEI has released its 2025 Vital Signs® Report. This evidence-based report highlights where Islanders are thriving and where urgent challenges remain, serving as a roadmap for action, investment, and collaboration.
• January 12 – CAPEI Jobsite Highlight features The Leading Edge Group and their modular homes, built off-site in a controlled environment and assembled on your chosen location to support predictable winter builds.
• January 12 – The QEH Foundation is currently seeking an Administrative & Data Support Assistant to join our administrative and data team!
• January 12 –  Rodd Hotels and Resorts seeks a Housekeeping Supervisor in Morell.
• January 12 – Hey students… Parks Canada is hiring for summer 2026! 
• January 12 – Starting April 2026, the 12-month program with both virtual and in-person training focuses on developing confident, capable leaders who can navigate the complexities of nonprofit management with assurance and strategic clarity. Deadline is Feb 20, 2026
• January 9 – Island Abbey Nutritionals is hiring: Accounting Analyst, Quality Assurance Coordinator, Production Associate 2, Financial Planning and Analysis, Account Manager, New Product Development Specialist, and Customer Business Manager  
• January 9 –  BioVectra is hiring: Associate Vice President, Supply Chain, QA Associate, and Power Engineer
• January 9 – 2026: Charting a New Strategic Direction for Canada and the Atlantic Region
• January 9 – Fully Funded! This certificate program introduces participants to essential concepts and strategies that create inclusive workplaces for all employees, with a focus on women in skilled trades apprenticeships. Jan 19
• January 9 – RDÉE Prince Edward Island is in full recruitment mode for the 23rd edition of PERCÉ, its popular summer internship program. Coordinator Natalia Saldarriaga invites PEI post-secondary students to submit their applications to participate in the program by March 31st.
• January 9 – CAPEI is having a second info session for our Skilled Newcomer Program next Thursday-January 15, 2026 
• January 9 – CAPEI is holding a second information session for our Youth in Trades Program on Wednesday, January 14th, 2026
•  January 9 – Start 2026 with the confidence, insight and practical skill to work effectively with Black, Indigenous and People of Colour communities who experience disability (BIPOC-D)
• January 9 – Islanders on the provincial patient registry without a primary care provider can now receive assistance and attend virtual medical appointments at Access PEI in Cornwall
• January 9 – Thunder Crowshoe’s journey into biosciences is rooted in resilience, cultural strength and a commitment to creating space for Indigenous voices. His path reflects the power of identity, community and purpose, and how lived experience can shape the future of inclusive science
• January 9 – Those involved in communications, promotion and marketing within French-speaking companies and community organizations on the island are invited to participate in a free online workshop titled “Social networks without scattering: publishing with clarity, intention and coherence” on Wednesday, February 18 – All interested are requested to register by February 13 by contacting Marthe Ngombi at marthe@rdeeipe.org or 902-854-3439. 
• January 9 – TIAPEI’s Festival & Events Training Series gives organizers — from volunteers to established teams — the tools and confidence to deliver exceptional events- register here
• January 9 – Riverland Investments Inc. seeks a Maintenance Personnel in Charlottetown
• January 9 – Thinking About Starting a Food Business? You don’t need to have it all figured out to begin. You just need the right support at the right time. At Food Island Partnership, we help aspiring food entrepreneurs turn ideas into viable businesses through FoodXcel, a program designed to guide you from concept to confidence.
• January 9 – Small Vessel Operator Proficiency (SVOP) – To register, email marine@hollandcollege.com March 9 to 12, 2026
• January 9 – Red Sands Properties seeks a Maintenance Carpenter in Charlottetown
• January 9 – Career Exploration Centre for students ages 13-18 and educator guide provided: The Career Exploration Centre is an open-access virtual platform designed for self-exploration. With a variety of learning resources, the centre is designed to help students learn about trends and emerging career opportunities so they can be better informed and prepared to make decisions about their future career choices.
• January 7 – The workshop focuses on practical skills: how to write effective prompts, how to use AI to support daily workflows, and how to navigate benefits and risks with confidence. No technical background is required. Bedeque- Jan 21
• January 7 – The Greater Charlottetown Area Chamber of Commerce (“Chamber”) is pleased to announce Island Coastal Services Ltd. as the recipient of its 2026 Lifetime Achievement Award.
• January 7 – Join Jeannine Riant, PARO’s Regional Circle Coordinator for NS, NB, and PEI, to learn about PARO Prosper Peer Lending Circles and how this powerful program supports women entrepreneurs through access to funding, mentorship, and community. Jan 14 virtual
• January 7 –  UPEI: This is an interactive workshop that teaches valuable techniques to boost time management skills. This in-person event will provide practical strategies to enhance productivity and efficiency. Whether you’re a student, professional, or just looking to better manage your time, this workshop is perfect for anyone wanting to take control of their schedule. In person- Jan 15
• January 7 – Black History Month 2026 Opening Celebration Gala- At the Gala, we will introduce the upcoming activities for February and honoring the 10th Celebration for the Black Cultural Society of PEI. Jan 31
• January 7 –  Holland College has been ranked 12th on Research Infosource Inc.’s 2025 list of Canada’s Top 50 Research Colleges, climbing 30 spots from last year
• January 7 –  Statistics Canada will conduct the next census in May 2026 and is hiring for approximately 32,000 census jobs across Canada. Census workers play a vital role in helping to collect high-quality demographic, social and economic data to help provide an accurate statistical portrait of the country
• January 7 –  PEI BioAlliance- is updating their 2026 resume submission files- so submit for the first time or resubmit and you’ll also be added to our Career News Mailing List where you’ll receive notifications about new bioscience job postings, updates on local bioscience news and invitations to bionetworking events.
• January 6 – UPEI- January Virtual Employer Showcase: Grant Thornton, YMCA of Greater Toronto Area, AC Group of Independent Accounting Firms, and Library of Parliament- Jan 14
• January 6 – The Government of Canada launched calls for proposals to support innovative projects that will help create safer, more inclusive, and more equitable workplaces. The projects will focus on improving workplace culture, preventing harassment and violence, and removing systemic barriers so that workers can reach their full potential. Deadline for submission- Feb 13, 2026
• January 6 – The Women’s Employability & Empowerment Program is a 12-week program designed to enhance women’s employment skills and offer current work experience that will eventually lead to economic stability. Feb 2 – April 24, 2026 
• January 6 –  Family Services PEI is hiring a Program Coordinator & Facilitator to lead the launch, promotion, coordination, and co-delivery of evidence-based relationship education programs for new parents and couples. Deadline Jan 9, 2026 
• January 6 – This competition is aimed at any French-speaking or bilingual entrepreneur who wants to start a new business, launch a new product or service or expand to start a new production line.- Deadline Jan 9th, 2026 
• January 6 – The Adult Learner – Course Design and Facilitation Workshop gives you the tools to deliver engaging training, lead impactful sessions, and boost your leadership credibility.
• January 6 – CAPEI Jobsite Highlight is on Eastern Drilling Services, a full-service civil contractor.
• January 6 – Family Service PEI is seeking a Financial Empowerment Worker to support the expansion of their services in Prince County.
• January 6 –  Junior Achievement  PEI After-School Company Program is returning on February 10 and will run until June 3, giving Island high school students hands-on experience in entrepreneurship- deadline Jan 31, 2026 
• January 6 – Community Legal Information gives out a special thank you to Louise Martin – CBC for featuring their new Community Legal Clinic. Louise spoke with Executive Director, Ellen Mullally, about the legal clinic. The clinic is an important step toward improving access to justice in the province. See interview
• January 6 – Community Legal Information news about their new Community Legal Clinic and more resources and events coming up- also employment opportunities
• January 6 – The Inn of Bay Fortune PEI is always accepting applications across  various departments – Housekeeping, Front of House, Back of House, Guest Services, Farm, Maintenance, Marketing, and Administration. There really is something for everyone! See what is available for 2026
• January 6 – Provincial oyster support programs now open for applications: Oyster Growers Income Stabilization Program and the Oyster Processors Inventory Mitigation Program
• January 6 – Check out employment opportunities at Rodd Hotels & Resorts
• January 6 – Rodd River and Brudenell Resorts – have started their seasonal hiring, and would love to hear from you! Send your resume to: ksamuel@roddvacations.com or hr@roddvacations.com
• January 6 – Calling Island actors!! Train locally, grow your craft, and connect with fellow artists. Join the Acting Intensive Workshop with Jay Whitehead—16 hours of training for only $50. This is part of The Guild’s Creative Career Catalyst Series.
• January 6 – Provincial Credit Union is looking for motivated, community-minded people to join our team. Charlottetown
• January 6 – Meet the team behind the Empower & Enhance: Executive Functioning Workshops! Cinthya is an important part of the Empower & Enhance Research Team. Next workshop is January 15th
• January 6 –  Inclusive Education Canada (IEC) advocates that schools and classrooms within education systems create inclusive, welcoming and supportive learning environments for all students. IEC provides information and news for parents, families, educators and communities committed to transforming schools into inclusive spaces where diverse learners can succeed. 
• January 6 – CAPEI: whether you’re starting a new career in construction or advancing in your current role, our HR Advisor can help with job searches, resume updates, Gold Seal information, and overall career guidance. Training and employment programs are also offered throughout the year, including our upcoming Skilled Newcomer and Youth in Trades. Contact hr@capei.ca or call 902-368-3303
• January 5 – Submissions open for 2026 PEI Book Awards
• January 5 – Holland College short-term program- Learn solar panel installation with training designed for individuals and employers looking to upskill into solar technology. Starts Jan 12- on-line and in-person
• January 5 – Temporary shelter available through Shelter Support Line
• January 5 – Bioscience career opportunities: Account Manager, New Product Development Specialist, and Quality Assurance Coordinator with Island Abbey Nutritionals
• January 5 – Quick facts about the IT industry on PEI: Federal government invests more than $2.1M in seven Island-based IT companies
• January 5 – Federal government invests more than $2.1M in seven Island-based IT companies– list of companies
• January 5 –  Bioscience employment opportunities: Antibody Drug Development and Executive/Lead/Manager withOCMS Bio, LLC which is an antibody engineering company that uses a breakthrough discovery technology to create best in class antibody drugs.
• January 5 – Interim Watershed Coordinator- Hunter-Clyde Watershed Group seeks a Interim Watershed Coordinator in Greenvale.
• January 5 – January Volunteer Showcase for UPEI featuring:  The Mount Continuing Care Community, Cycling PEI, PEI Watershed Alliance, and more – Jan 21 
• January 5 – Unveiling The Community Foundation of PEI’s 2025 Vital Signs Report –  January 14th- click to register
• January 5 – The PEI Community Impact Summit is a 2-day conference bringing together nonprofit staff & volunteer from across PEI to learn, connect, and collaborate – Jan 29- 30th 2026
• January 5 – Trade HERizons is still accepting applications for their January cohort! Trade HERizons empowers women and gender diverse people with hands-on training, mentorship, and pathways into high-demand trade careers.
• January 5 – Youth in Trades short-term program starting Jan 26- Feb 27
• January 5 – Public Schools Branch seeks a Financial Assistant – Purchasing Officer in Charlottetown.
• January 5 – Tourism HR Canada for the National Tourism Workforce Summit, a free, 90-minute webinar delivering a clear, evidence-based view of today’s labour market. Jan 19
• January 5 – Economic Impact of Canada’s Ocean Economy in 2035- see what is here and coming 
• January 5 – Innovation PEI now accepting applications from eligible non-profit organizations until Monday, March 2nd, 2026: Community Cultural Partnership Program
• January 5 – Innovation PEI now accepting applications from eligible non-profit organizations until Monday, March 2nd, 2026: for Community Celebration Fund
• January 5 – PEI Intensity seeks a Summer Camp Counsellor in Wheatley River
• January 5 – Shining Stars Childcare Centre seeks an Early Childhood Educator (Level 3) in Stratford
• January 5 – C2E Youth programs starting in Summerside in January
• January 5 – Community Inclusions Ltd seeks a Residential / Group Home Support Worker in Alberton
• January 5 – Community Inclusions Ltd seeks a Residential / Group Home Support Worker in Tignish