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Busing to co-op locations at Bluefield High School unfair

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Students who are part of the co-operative work study program at Bluefield High School go to work in the afternoon.  The issue is that students working in Cornwall, Charlottetown and Winsloe are bused to their workplace, but those working in other locations must find their own transportation.  In all cases the students must find their […]

Filed Under: Education Tagged With: Bluefield High School, co-op, school bus

Generate hydro electricity at Bagnall’s Pond

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The waterwheel installed at the dam on Bagnall’s Pond in Hunter River could be used to generate hydro-electricity.   Action should be taken to make this happen.

Filed Under: Energy, Environment Tagged With: Bagnall's Pond, Hunter River, hydro, water

Need transportation-specific energy incentives

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Electric Vehicles 2016

The transportation sector is the biggest contributor to PEI’s carbon emissions at around 40% – and about 36% of total energy consumption on the Island. Energy incentives are needed to encourage consumers to move to transportation options that produce less carbon emissions.  For example, the Ontario government has an Electric Vehicle Incentive Program. References Office of […]

Filed Under: Energy, Transportation Tagged With: electric vehicles, incentives

Apply! Canada Summer Jobs wage subsidy

March 6, 2016 by Brad Trivers

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Attention all not-for-profit, public and private sector small business organizations – apply now to hire a student this summer using the Canada Summer Jobs wage subsidy!  I spoke with our MP recently and he is worried that we won’t get enough applicants to use all the funding – which has doubled since last year. Not-for-profit employers get funding […]

Filed Under: Blog, Featured, Workforce Tagged With: jobs, subsidy

Remove HST from electricity

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Removing the provincial portion of the HST from electricity should be done because: only GST is charged on on heating oil electricity is the main output of renewable energy sources and a switch away to electricity from non-rewneable energy sources should be encouraged electricity is used by all Islanders and is a basic need that […]

Filed Under: Energy, Environment Tagged With: electricity, HST

Will UPEI reduce pensions?

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Rumours are out that UPEI will reduce pensions by using something other than the best 3 years of wages as the basis for pension payments.  Those receiving pensions from UPEI have planned their retirement around the existing pension amounts, and it is unfair and wrong to make these sort of changes.

Filed Under: Finance Tagged With: pension, UPEI

Taxi service needed in North Rustico

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“A taxi service is much needed in North Rustico.  Especially, this would give freedom to those who cannot drive – much needed especially for seniors to seek medical treatment and food.” Notes from Brad This sort of service would be great not only in North Rustico, but in most of District 18.  

Filed Under: Communities, Economic Development Tagged With: taxi

Solar panels a feasible solution for North Star Arena cost reduction?

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What is the cost-benefit analysis for solar panels on the North Star Arena to reduce costs?  Is there an opportunity for a funding partnership with provincial and federal governments? (e.g. 1/3 – 1/3 – 1/3)

Filed Under: Communities, Economic Development, Infrastructure Tagged With: arena, solar

Funding for Senior’s fitness programs needed

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seniors chair and balance class

The cost of attending fitness programs is prohibitive for many seniors, who want to attend fitness classes, but cannot afford too. For example a local gym offers a “Seniors Chair & Balance Class” twice per week that costs $7.20 per session for a 10 pack, or $40/month (8 sessions so $5/session if attend all).  Cost is […]

Filed Under: Health and Wellness Tagged With: fitness, Seniors

Beef cattle financial protection program not working for farmers

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The Ontario Beef Cattle Financial Protection Program is accessible to PEI producers that ship cattle to plants in Ontario.  It is alleged that the The Livestock Financial Protection Board that administers the program works in favour of the licensed dealers, as opposed the producer – specific details of a PEI case are available in confidence. References Ontario […]

Filed Under: Agriculture Tagged With: beef, cattle, Ontario

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