On International Women’s Day, I’m proud to recognize the women of PEI and especially the work they do simply because they care. I thought I’d share information about some programs that try to help – even if there is always room for improvement 💜. Women are more likely to be unpaid caregivers, single parents, survivors […]
Chris Wedlock’s Law – An Act to Amend the Highway Safety Act
On October 21, 2022 Chris Wedlock was in a tragic accident and did not survive. His widow, Tanya Wedlock, has been advocating for changes to driver education and our highway traffic laws based on the event. Over the last three years she has been researching and engaging police and government officials to see what can […]
🥩How to buy Island beef? (Livestock 🐮 Champion and Strategy)
How do you make sure you’re buying Island beef? 🥩 Here’s the answer I got at the Standing Committee on Natural Resources and Environmental Sustainability. In my preamble I was able to mention Ron and Lynda Trivers, Dixon Farms, KJL Select Meats & Market North River, and Kays Wholesale too! Presenting to the standing committee […]
MECL Must Take Accountability for Lack of Electricity Capacity on PEI
MECL has dropped the ball on their duty to provide electricity to Islanders – a legislated duty that gives them a monopoly and pays their shareholders an over 9% guaranteed return based on the value of assets they own (see IRAC Order UE23-04 https://irac.pe.ca/wp-content/uploads/Order-UE23-04.pdf). All these costs are directly passed on to Island ratepayers. MECL […]
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