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User fees at PEI hospitals

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Patients in hospital are being means-tested for ability to pay, and then are being charged large amount (e.g. $140/day) for large portions of their stay (e.g. 18 days when recovering from bladder cancer).  [On a related note some insurance policies won’t cover this expense because care is being provided by a public institution.] Given that […]

Filed Under: Health and Wellness Tagged With: insurance, user fees

Cattle prices inconsistent at Atlantic Beef Products

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“PEI farmers are being paid less for cattle of same quality than those purchased from off-Island (e.g. Quebec) – between $0.20 and $0.50 per pound after trucking expenses.  As well there are price discrepancies between what is paid to farmers on-Island that appear to be biased based on personal connections.”

Filed Under: Agriculture Tagged With: Atlantic Beef Products

PEI Still Needs an Infrastructure Summit

February 19, 2016 by Brad Trivers 1 Comment

Trivers closing motion 46 PEI infrastructure summit

In the Fall 2015 sitting of the PEI legislature I moved Motion #46 that Prince Edward Island hold a formal Infrastructure Summit.  The purpose of such an infrastructure summit would be to bring together representatives of local governments, industry, environmental groups, and community organizations to identify projects that could make our infrastructure more sustainable environmentally and enable […]

Filed Under: Blog, Featured, Finance Tagged With: capital budget, Infrastructure Summit

Mental Health and Addictions Long Term Strategy – Update

February 18, 2016 by Brad Trivers Leave a Comment

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Yesterday the Standing Committee on Health and Wellness met with the following agenda: “The committee will meet with: Dr. Richard Wedge, Chief Executive Officer of Health PEI, and Dr. Rhonda Matters, Chief Mental Health and Addictions Officer; to receive an update on the long-term strategy for mental health and addictions.” I was also pleasantly surprised […]

Filed Under: Blog, Featured, Health and Wellness Tagged With: addictions, mental heatlh

Stanley Bridge roundabout – a four-way stop was all that was needed

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The 3-way stop at the Stanley Bridge intersection (St. Mary’s Road and Rattenbury Road) was confusing for tourists.  To solve the problem the Department of Transportation designed and issued a tender for a roundabout – without consulting any local residents or businesses (they found out by reading the tender notice in the newspaper).  A cheaper […]

Filed Under: Infrastructure, Transportation Tagged With: Stanley Bridge roundabout

Electoral reform / democratic renewal process is biased

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The  Premier’s comments regarding electoral reform show that the process is biased against mixed member proportional representation.  It seems that he is pushing to keep first-past-the-post but with a preferential balloting method in place. References The Guardian – Feb 6, 2016 – Wade MacLauchlan’s comments leave electoral reform on life support Then the premier fired holiday broadside […]

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Improve Brookvale Ski Park and eliminate $380,000 per year cost to taxpayers

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Brookvale Ski Park budget

“Why can’t Brookvale Ski Park operate with a profit?  It is forecasted to lose $380,900 in the 2015-2016 budget. For example if the Lodge was renovated with a licensed restaurant like most other ski hills it should be able to generate additional revenue.  Also, to improve customer service, on busy days 4 passengers per chair lift […]

Filed Under: Infrastructure, Tourism Tagged With: Brookvale, ski park

# of students in classes in primary

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We need to regulate the number of students in primary classrooms. Having over 20 students with one teacher in primary is not conducive to the most positive early school experience.   Notes All teachers and parents concerned with class size should contact their Principal, PEI Teachers Federation Union Representative, and Family of Schools District Advisory Council […]

Filed Under: Education, Government Areas Tagged With: classroom size

Highlights – Education and Economic Development Committee – Feb 4, 2016

February 5, 2016 by Brad Trivers Leave a Comment

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Minister of Education, Doug Currie and his Deputy Minister Susan Willis appeared before the committee to talk about the restructuring process of PEI’s Education system. Minister emphasized to Committee: The new system is “learner focused” The District Advisory Councils, will start to hold meetings next Tuesday night The Principals Council will hold their first meeting […]

Filed Under: Blog, Economic Development, Education, Featured Tagged With: advisory council

Will community name on tax bill impact annexation and amalgamation?

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A farm outside of the Town of North Rustico is officially in the community of “Rusticoville”, but on the tax bills it lists “North Rustico” as the community.  If/when annexation of this farm is pursued does this community label will mean that it will become part of the Town of North Rustico more easily? Will the “community” listed on a […]

Filed Under: Communities, Land, Municipalities Tagged With: annexation

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