PEI's Land Use: Shaping Our Future Together

February 20, 2026

PEI’s Land Use: Shaping Our Future Together

Islanders are asked for input as part of a public engagement initiative from February 17 to
March 20, 2026. This is your chance to:

Share your ideas about PEI’s long-term land use vision.
Contribute local knowledge and personal experience that only Islanders hold.
Help define the principles that should guide PEI’s future.

There are multiple ways to get involved. Help the provincial government decide how to
address land use on PEI. Check HERE for more details.

Fish, Seafood & Agriculture Exporters: New Funding

Applications are open for a new market diversification funding program with priority
given to exporters of fish, seafood, canola, pulses, and pork. Projects with a minimum
value of $14,000 will be considered eligible.

Find details and how to apply to this federal cost-shared program HERE.

Client Profile – MacAusland’s Woolen Mills

MacAusland’s Woolen Mills is a multi-generational business in Bloomfield. They take pride in being one of Canada’s few vertically integrated mills, producing 100% wool yarn and blankets on-site.

To learn more about MacAusland’s Woolen Mills, read their client story on our website!

“When I stepped into managing the mill, the Rural Action Centre (RAC) was instrumental in
helping me prepare for the transition…I’m grateful for the Rural Action Centre’s ongoing help
and look forward to working with them for years to come!”

– Monica MacAusland, MacAusland’s Woolen Mills Ltd., Bloomfield