It was a pleasure to speak with CBC News: Compass host Louise Martin about our new guide! Available in 7 languages, this free resource covers immigration law, family law, employment rights, and more. #PEI #AccessToJustice https://t.co/LU9lhXmewG

This is a great opportunity to visit City Hall, meet your Mayor and Council members in an informal setting, and connect with your community. We hope to see you there! Visit https://t.co/KMI78Zels3 or call (902) 566-5548 for more information.

Attention all newcomers who live and work in Charlottetown! You are invited to a free, drop-in style event at Charlottetown City Hall on Wednesday, May 29 from 5:00-7:00 p.m. hosted by the City of Charlottetown...

A newcomer family from Cairo, Egypt, has opened a restaurant in Charlottetown – Tabali Grillz – to introduce the cuisine of their home country to Prince Edward Islanders. Read more ⬇️ https://t.co/DabWHxOJDS

Are you looking for a job? If so, you won't want to miss the upcoming @skillspei job fairs this month! For more information, visit

If you need more information or have any questions, please contact Seniors College at: seniorscollege@upei.ca.

Go to https://t.co/6CC9UBMmyd to see current course offerings, with new courses offered yearly. Registration for the next season of classes opens Wednesday, September 4th, at 9:00 a.m..

Are you a Newcomer aged 50+? Consider joining Seniors College of Prince Edward Island to meet new people and learn new things in a fun, safe space. For an annual fee of $170, you can enjoy an unlimited number of courses spanning three semesters.

IRSA is taking a stand against bullying! We're proud to wear pink today to support the fight against bullying and to promote inclusivity. Let's spread kindness and raise awareness about creating safe and respectful spaces for everyone. 🩷

For more information, you can visit the Official Pink Shirt Day website:

Today, many countries have specific days dedicated to raising awareness about bullying prevention, kindness, and inclusion. In Canada, students from kindergarten to high school graduation have been exposed to the message of Pink Shirt Day.

In 2012, the United Nations designated May 4th as Anti-Bullying Day, and in Canada, the last Wednesday of February became the national Pink Shirt/anti-bullying day.

In honor of the Berwick event, Nova Scotia designated the second Thursday of September as "Stand Up Against Bullying Day." Subsequently, in 2008, British Columbia declared February 27th as the provincial anti-bullying day, sparking a growing movement.

The following day, they were pleasantly surprised to see the majority of students showing up in pink. This act of kindness led to the creation of Pink Shirt Day.

Curious about the history of the Pink Shirt Day? Here's how it started: In 2007, in Berwick, Nova Scotia, a new student at a school was bullied for wearing a pink shirt. Two grade 12 students took action by purchasing 50 pink shirts and encouraging their classmates to wear them

Date: Saturday, 17th February 2024 Where: Charlottetown Yoga Space located on the 3rd floor at 49 Pownal Street PE C1A 3W2 Register here: https://t.co/fQ2jAif1Tw

Spots are limited! So don't wait, secure your spot now! Register here:

Each week, we'll dive into a new sport, learning the ropes and having a blast. Just a heads up, registration is a one-time deal for all four weeks, so make sure your kid can make it to all sessions.

Hey there! IRSA Summerside is excited to offer 10 free spots for kids aged 7-12 to join our Active Living Summerside Multi-Sport League at the Summerside Multi-purpose Dome. The fun starts on February 14th and goes until March 6th. Every Wednesday from 4:15 p.m. to 5:00 p.m.

Spaces are limited, so reserve your seat at: