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Charlottetown MP Sean Casey demoted over conscience vote on arms exports (opens the original)
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In March, Charlottetown MP Sean Casey says he was told by officials in the Prime Minister’s Office that a vote in favour of an NDP bill, which would have limited the export of Canadian arms to conflict zones like Israel or Sudan, would mean a demotion. Casey voted for the NDP bill anyway, along with 14 other Liberal MPs. The bill was defeated. On Sept. 25, the other shoe dropped. The Prime Minister’s Office announced Casey had been replaced in his role as parliamentary secretary to the minister
P.E.I. government to suspend taxes on gas, diesel starting Sept. 26, 2026 (opens the original)
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P.E.I. Premier Rob Lantz has announced a temporary suspension of provincial taxes on gas and diesel fuels, beginning at 12:01 a.m. on Saturday. Lantz, who announced the measure at a Petro-Canada station in Stratford on Friday, said the measure was meant to ease the pressure on consumers, who have seen a 57 per cent increase in gas prices since the start of this year. Lantz noted that the province has few tools to ease the price of fuels, beyond reducing taxes. “Global gas prices are being set by
P.E.I. Nurses’ Union walks away from negotiations, a first since 2002 (opens the original)
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Appropriate and competitive pay rates for the province’s nurses are at issue in a decision by the P.E.I. Nurses’ Union to walk away from contract bargaining talks. On the evening of Sept. 18, the union announced it had seen “no meaningful movement” in its negotiations with Health P.E.I. and the province. “We felt that we had no choice but to walk away,” Kim Sears, president of the P.E.I. Nurses’ Union (PEINU) told The Guardian. Sears said the union has not walked away from bargaining since 2002.
P.E.I. agriculture insurance payouts totalled $110 million for 2025 drought (opens the original)
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Drought conditions in the summer of 2025 made for a punishing year for P.E.I. farmers, so much so that claims paid out under a provincial agriculture insurance program added up to $111 million. This $111 million amounted to 22 per cent of the total insured value of all insured cropland in the province, a representative of the P.E.I. Agricultural Insurance Corporation confirmed to The Guardian in an email. This was the highest share of claims seen since 2001. It eclipsed the total value of insure
Rent increases to be capped at 2.1 per cent in P.E.I. for 2027 (opens the original)
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P.E.I.’s regulator has capped rent increases for apartments and other rental housing at 2.1 per cent for the year 2027. The province’s director of residential tenancy set the same limit for both heated and unheated rental housing, including mobile homes. The decision came after the office received submissions from 85 tenants and landlords. In its decision the director noted that the all-items inflation rate for P.E.I. between July 2025 and June 2026 was 2.1 per cent. The director also looked at
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