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News and Updates

 

UPCOMING EVENTS

Halloween Party!

Sponsored by the Rural Municipality of Malpeque Bay

Sunday, October 27, 2024
2:00-3:30PM
Malpeque Community Centre

All Welcome!

It's going to be spooktacular!
Lots of fun and treats - remember to wear your costume.

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Click here for more information and/or

to apply for Recreation/Wellness Grant

FireSmart Information

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BUILDING PERMITS and DEVELOPMENT PERMITS

Residents of Malpeque wanting to add or build on to their property may contact Access PEI in Summerside for a building permit.
Access PEI Summerside
120 Heather Moyse Drive
Summerside, P.E.I. C1N 5Y8
Tel: (902)888-8000
Fax: (902)888-8306
Email: accesspeisummerside@gov.pe.ca

CANADIAN INTERNET RESOURCE GUIDE SITE!

There are various internet service providers in Canada, with plans to suit every household. Find the best one for your needs with this guide.
Check it out here Canadian Internet Resource Guide

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GOVERNMENT SERVICES AT YOUR FINGER TIPS!

Did you know you can go online to check out P.E.I. road conditions, apply for a marriage certificate, register for GED testing ... and access many more Government services? Check it out here: 

princeedwardisland.ca/onlineservices

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Last summer, Scout Environmental launched the "Stay Cool, PEI" campaign with funding from the Government of PEI's Climate Challenge Fund. This campaign raised awareness and provided people with helpful information to prepare for extreme heat events. 

The digital guide is a free, interactive guide that offers practical tips on recognizing heat-related illnesses and preparing for extreme heat at home and in the community. The digital guide can be found here.

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Heavy rain, sustained winds, storm surge, flooding, and power outages are all things that can be expected during a hurricane or tropical storm.

The Provincial Emergency Management Organization (EMO) wants to remind everyone that hurricane season is underway, and the best response to these events is proper emergency planning. 

Helpful reminders when planning for an emergency include:

  • making a household emergency plan to help everyone know what to do in case of emergency;

  • updating your preparedness kits, including extra food, pet supplies, water, masks and hygiene products;

  • bringing in or tying down furniture, play equipment, barbeques or anything that can become projectiles in the event of high winds;

  • ensuring you have fuel for generators and vehicles, as well as propane for outdoor cooking devices such as barbeques;

  • replacing batteries in smoke and carbon monoxide alarms; and 

  • keeping up with the latest information from reliable sources such as following PEI Government, local media, and law enforcement social media channels.

For more information, please visit: How to be Prepared for an Emergency, or to find a reception centre in your area: Reception Centre Map.

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