The PEI PC Environmental Legacy
The PEI PC Party has a strong history of taking action to protect the environment. It is because of the policy of the PC Party, and the actions that PC governments have taken, that no carbon tax is needed on PEI. We need to continue in the footsteps of past PEI PC governments, especially when […]
Action on High-Speed Internet – FINALLY!
In their April budget the government announced a new, government-owned, high-speed internet backbone. It would take years to build and be very expensive. In the mean time many, many Islanders still wouldn’t have high speed internet. I asked why the government is not taking action right now. I suggested loans to internet service providers – […]
Reduce Greenhouse Gas Emissions Without A Carbon Tax – James Aylward
James Aylward has announced that a PC government under his leadership will oppose a carbon tax, and use a variety of other initiatives to reduce greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions on PEI. Why is a carbon tax a bad idea? A carbon tax most likely will not result in a significant decrease in GHG emissions. Will […]
Make Millvale Hill Gradeable?
View on Facebook Thoughts? Should the 600m section of Millvale Road up the hill from the Trout River Road intersection be ripped up, pulverized, and made gradeable? Thoughts?
Landing Lobster Gear 2018
View on Facebook Congratulations to all the lobster fishers who completed their 2018 season and hauled in their traps on Saturday. Thanks to Joey Gauthier for inviting me to be part of his landing crew for the third year in a row. Thanks to JoAnn Gauthier for taking the photos and videos!
Lowering the Bar on PEI GHG Emission Reduction Targets
The PEI Government just announced their Climate Change Action Plan for our Island. I’m glad action is finally being taken after more than a decade of mostly talk. However, my main criticism is that MacLauchlan’s Liberal government appears to be actually setting the bar lower when it comes to reducing carbon emissions! The old target was to […]
Condemning Violence Against Women and Advocating for Equality
Mr. Speaker, today I rise to pay tribute to the victims of the recent tragedy in Toronto and victims across the country who suffer in silence every day. Mr. Speaker, over the last few days we’ve learned that the man who killed 10 people by driving a van down a busy street in Toronto on […]
Lack of Unincorporated Voice in Municipal Restructuring – A Flow Chart
For most people, reading through legislation like the large Municipal Government Act is not the easiest way to understand what the current municipal restructuring process actually is. Dave Pizio from the Rural Municipality of Greenmount-Montrose prepared the following flow chart to illustrate the current municipal restructuring process as legislated by the Municipal Government Act. I […]
Bill 111 – Giving Unincorporated Islanders A Voice
I have introduced a Private Members Bill (PMB) called “An Act to Amend The Municipal Government Act”. The purpose is to change the act to ensure that Islanders living in unincorporated areas are consulted and have a legislated voice when it comes to proposals and recommendations to annex them. The main changes are: When preparing […]
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