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Legislative Assembly of Prince Edward Island

Governs Prince Edward Island

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What it's for

The provincial legislature makes laws for the province on subjects such as hospitals, education, municipal institutions, property and civil rights, the administration of justice and provincial courts, and natural resources, forestry and electricity generation.

Constitution Act, 1867, ss. 92, 92A and 93 · Applies to every provincial legislature

What it can't do

A provincial legislature cannot make laws on subjects reserved to Parliament, such as criminal law, banking, currency and national defence, and it can levy only direct taxes within the province. Its laws must respect the Canadian Charter of Rights and Freedoms, and a law inconsistent with the Constitution has no force or effect to that extent.

Constitution Act, 1867, ss. 91 and 92(2); Constitution Act, 1982, ss. 1 and 52 · Applies to every provincial legislature

Who it answers to

Voters elect the legislative assembly at least every five years. Bills become law with Royal Assent from the Lieutenant Governor, who is appointed by the Governor General in Council, and anyone whose Charter rights are infringed can ask a court for a remedy.

Constitution Act, 1867, ss. 58 and 90; Constitution Act, 1982, ss. 4 and 24 · Applies to every provincial legislature

Where its money comes from

The province raises money through direct taxes within the province, licences, its public lands and taxes on natural resources and electricity, and it can borrow on its own credit. Federal transfers add to this, including the Canada Health Transfer, the Canada Social Transfer and, for provinces that qualify, equalization payments.

Constitution Act, 1867, ss. 92(2), 92(3), 92(5), 92(9), 92A(4) and 126; Constitution Act, 1982, s. 36(2); Federal-Provincial Fiscal Arrangements Act, Parts I and V.1 · Applies to every provincial legislature

Shares responsibility with

The province shares agriculture and immigration with Parliament, whose laws prevail in a conflict, and old age pensions, where federal law does not override provincial law. Municipal councils and school boards in the province are created under provincial law.

Constitution Act, 1867, ss. 92(8), 93, 94A and 95 · Applies to every provincial legislature

Next vote

  • General election · Member of the Legislative Assembly

Who sits on it

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What it can do

  • Direct taxation

    Direct taxation within the province to raise revenue for provincial purposes, e.g. provincial income tax and the provincial part of the HST (Constitution Act, 1867, s. 92(2)).

  • Borrowing

    Borrowing money on the sole credit of the province (s. 92(3)).

  • Public service and public lands

    Provincial offices and officers, and the management and sale of provincial public lands and timber (s. 92(4), (5)).

  • Health care and hospitals

    Establishment, maintenance and management of hospitals, asylums and charities (s. 92(7)); PEI runs public health insurance through Health PEI.

  • Municipal institutions

    Creates municipalities and sets what they may do (s. 92(8)); in PEI through the Municipal Government Act (RSPEI 1988, c. M-12.1), which in 2017 replaced the Municipalities Act, the Charlottetown Area Municipalities Act and the City of Summerside Act.

  • Licences

    Shop, saloon, tavern, auctioneer and other licences to raise revenue (s. 92(9)).

  • Local works and undertakings

    Local works and undertakings, including provincial highways and roads (s. 92(10)); most roads in PEI, including many inside rural municipalities, are provincial.

  • Incorporation of companies

    Incorporation of companies with provincial objects (s. 92(11)).

  • Solemnization of marriage

    Solemnization of marriage in the province (s. 92(12)).

  • Property and civil rights

    Property and civil rights in the province: contracts, property and land holding (including the Lands Protection Act), labour relations, consumer protection, insurance, landlord and tenant, and most private law (s. 92(13)).

  • Administration of justice

    Administration of justice in the province, including provincial courts, civil procedure and policing (s. 92(14)).

  • Provincial offences

    Fines, penalties and imprisonment to enforce provincial laws (s. 92(15)), e.g. highway traffic and liquor offences.

  • Matters of a local or private nature

    Generally all matters of a merely local or private nature in the province (s. 92(16)).

  • Natural resources

    Exploration, development, conservation and management of non-renewable natural resources, forestry and electrical energy, and their taxation (s. 92A).

  • Education

    Exclusive power over education (s. 93); PEI schools are run by the Public Schools Branch and the Commission scolaire de langue française under the Education Act.

  • Agriculture and immigration

    Laws on agriculture and immigration in the province, concurrent with Parliament; federal law prevails in a conflict (s. 95).

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  • assembly.pe.ca · checked provincial: Official website. For: Legislative Assembly of Prince Edward Island
  • laws-lois.justice.gc.ca · checked Constitution Acts, 1867 to 1982 (Justice Laws consolidation): Constitution Act, 1867, ss. 92, 92A and 93. Statute text read 2026-10-12 (research:authority-explainers, ticket 405). For: What it's for
  • laws-lois.justice.gc.ca · checked Constitution Acts, 1867 to 1982 (Justice Laws consolidation): Constitution Act, 1867, ss. 91 and 92(2); Constitution Act, 1982, ss. 1 and 52. Statute text read 2026-10-12 (research:authority-explainers, ticket 405). For: What it can't do
  • laws-lois.justice.gc.ca · checked Constitution Acts, 1867 to 1982 (Justice Laws consolidation): Constitution Act, 1867, ss. 58 and 90; Constitution Act, 1982, ss. 4 and 24. Statute text read 2026-10-12 (research:authority-explainers, ticket 405). For: Who it answers to
  • laws-lois.justice.gc.ca · checked Federal-Provincial Fiscal Arrangements Act, R.S.C. 1985, c. F-8: Constitution Act, 1867, ss. 92(2), 92(3), 92(5), 92(9), 92A(4) and 126; Constitution Act, 1982, s. 36(2); Federal-Provincial Fiscal Arrangements Act, Parts I and V.1. Statute text read 2026-10-12 (research:authority-explainers, ticket 405). For: Where its money comes from
  • laws-lois.justice.gc.ca · checked Constitution Acts, 1867 to 1982 (Justice Laws consolidation): Constitution Act, 1867, ss. 92(2), 92(3), 92(5), 92(9), 92A(4) and 126; Constitution Act, 1982, s. 36(2); Federal-Provincial Fiscal Arrangements Act, Parts I and V.1. Statute text read 2026-10-12 (research:authority-explainers, ticket 405). For: Where its money comes from
  • laws-lois.justice.gc.ca · checked Constitution Acts, 1867 to 1982 (Justice Laws consolidation): Constitution Act, 1867, ss. 92(8), 93, 94A and 95. Statute text read 2026-10-12 (research:authority-explainers, ticket 405). For: Shares responsibility with
  • laws-lois.justice.gc.ca · checked provincial: Constitution Act, 1867, ss. 92, 92A, 93, 95, applying to PEI under the Prince Edward Island Terms of Union (1873). For: Direct taxation, Borrowing, Public service and public lands, Health care and hospitals, Municipal institutions and 11 more
  • electionspei.ca · checked provincial: 27 MLAs (Wikipedia, 67th General Assembly of PEI, checked 2026-10-12; the Assembly site returned a bot-check page). Elections PEI: next fixed election date Monday 4 Oct 2027; the governing party may call an election earlier. For: Member of the Legislative Assembly
  • assembly.pe.ca · checked provincial: Speaker of the Legislative Assembly of PEI. For: Speaker
  • en.wikipedia.org · checked provincial: Wikipedia, 67th General Assembly of Prince Edward Island, lists Ernie Hudson as MLA for Alberton-Bloomfield (Progressive Conservative Party of Prince Edward Island), checked 2026-10-12; 27 members, no vacancies (Wikidata query data/raw/pe-all/wd_mlas.json used as a cross-check only; it is stale for most members). Elected at the 3 Apr 2023 general election (Elections PEI). For: Ernie Hudson as MLA, Alberton-Bloomfield
  • en.wikipedia.org · checked Confirmed Ernie Hudson as current MLA for Alberton-Bloomfield (Progressive Conservative Party of Prince Edward Island); standings PC 18, Liberal 4, Green 4, Independent 1, no vacancies; checked 2026-10-11. Official assembly.pe.ca pages are behind a bot check. For: Ernie Hudson as MLA, Alberton-Bloomfield
  • en.wikipedia.org · checked provincial: Wikipedia, 67th General Assembly of Prince Edward Island, lists Darlene Compton as MLA for Belfast-Murray River (Progressive Conservative Party of Prince Edward Island), checked 2026-10-12; 27 members, no vacancies (Wikidata query data/raw/pe-all/wd_mlas.json used as a cross-check only; it is stale for most members). Elected at the 3 Apr 2023 general election (Elections PEI). For: Darlene Compton as MLA, Belfast-Murray River
  • en.wikipedia.org · checked Confirmed Darlene Compton as current MLA for Belfast-Murray River (Progressive Conservative Party of Prince Edward Island); standings PC 18, Liberal 4, Green 4, Independent 1, no vacancies; checked 2026-10-11. Official assembly.pe.ca pages are behind a bot check. For: Darlene Compton as MLA, Belfast-Murray River
  • en.wikipedia.org · checked provincial: Wikipedia, 67th General Assembly of Prince Edward Island, lists Matthew MacFarlane as MLA for Borden-Kinkora (Green Party of Prince Edward Island), checked 2026-10-12; 27 members, no vacancies (Wikidata query data/raw/pe-all/wd_mlas.json used as a cross-check only; it is stale for most members). By-election winner per Elections PEI unofficial results (https://www.electionspei.ca/provincial-election-by-elections/recent-by-elections) and Wikipedia, 67th General Assembly of PEI. For: Matthew MacFarlane as MLA, Borden-Kinkora
  • en.wikipedia.org · checked Confirmed Matthew MacFarlane as current MLA for Borden-Kinkora (Green Party of Prince Edward Island); standings PC 18, Liberal 4, Green 4, Independent 1, no vacancies; checked 2026-10-11. Official assembly.pe.ca pages are behind a bot check. For: Matthew MacFarlane as MLA, Borden-Kinkora
  • en.wikipedia.org · checked provincial: Wikipedia, 67th General Assembly of Prince Edward Island, lists Kent Dollar as MLA for Brackley-Hunter River (Progressive Conservative Party of Prince Edward Island), checked 2026-10-12; 27 members, no vacancies (Wikidata query data/raw/pe-all/wd_mlas.json used as a cross-check only; it is stale for most members). By-election winner per Elections PEI unofficial results (https://www.electionspei.ca/provincial-election-by-elections/recent-by-elections) and Wikipedia, 67th General Assembly of PEI. For: Kent Dollar as MLA, Brackley-Hunter River
  • en.wikipedia.org · checked Confirmed Kent Dollar as current MLA for Brackley-Hunter River (Progressive Conservative Party of Prince Edward Island); standings PC 18, Liberal 4, Green 4, Independent 1, no vacancies; checked 2026-10-11. Official assembly.pe.ca pages are behind a bot check. For: Kent Dollar as MLA, Brackley-Hunter River
  • en.wikipedia.org · checked provincial: Wikipedia, 67th General Assembly of Prince Edward Island, lists Susie Dillon as MLA for Charlottetown-Belvedere (Progressive Conservative Party of Prince Edward Island), checked 2026-10-12; 27 members, no vacancies (Wikidata query data/raw/pe-all/wd_mlas.json used as a cross-check only; it is stale for most members). Elected at the 3 Apr 2023 general election (Elections PEI). For: Susie Dillon as MLA, Charlottetown-Belvedere
  • en.wikipedia.org · checked Confirmed Susie Dillon as current MLA for Charlottetown-Belvedere (Progressive Conservative Party of Prince Edward Island); standings PC 18, Liberal 4, Green 4, Independent 1, no vacancies; checked 2026-10-11. Official assembly.pe.ca pages are behind a bot check. For: Susie Dillon as MLA, Charlottetown-Belvedere
  • en.wikipedia.org · checked provincial: Wikipedia, 67th General Assembly of Prince Edward Island, lists Rob Lantz as MLA for Charlottetown-Brighton (Progressive Conservative Party of Prince Edward Island), checked 2026-10-12; 27 members, no vacancies (Wikidata query data/raw/pe-all/wd_mlas.json used as a cross-check only; it is stale for most members). Elected at the 3 Apr 2023 general election (Elections PEI). For: Rob Lantz as MLA, Charlottetown-Brighton
  • en.wikipedia.org · checked Confirmed Rob Lantz as current MLA for Charlottetown-Brighton (Progressive Conservative Party of Prince Edward Island); standings PC 18, Liberal 4, Green 4, Independent 1, no vacancies; checked 2026-10-11. Official assembly.pe.ca pages are behind a bot check. For: Rob Lantz as MLA, Charlottetown-Brighton
  • en.wikipedia.org · checked provincial: Wikipedia, 67th General Assembly of Prince Edward Island, lists Carolyn Simpson as MLA for Charlottetown-Hillsborough Park (Liberal Party of Prince Edward Island), checked 2026-10-12; 27 members, no vacancies (Wikidata query data/raw/pe-all/wd_mlas.json used as a cross-check only; it is stale for most members). By-election winner per Elections PEI unofficial results (https://www.electionspei.ca/provincial-election-by-elections/recent-by-elections) and Wikipedia, 67th General Assembly of PEI. For: Carolyn Simpson as MLA, Charlottetown-Hillsborough Park
  • en.wikipedia.org · checked Confirmed Carolyn Simpson as current MLA for Charlottetown-Hillsborough Park (Liberal Party of Prince Edward Island); standings PC 18, Liberal 4, Green 4, Independent 1, no vacancies; checked 2026-10-11. Official assembly.pe.ca pages are behind a bot check. For: Carolyn Simpson as MLA, Charlottetown-Hillsborough Park
  • en.wikipedia.org · checked provincial: Wikipedia, 67th General Assembly of Prince Edward Island, lists Karla Bernard as MLA for Charlottetown-Victoria Park (Green Party of Prince Edward Island), checked 2026-10-12; 27 members, no vacancies (Wikidata query data/raw/pe-all/wd_mlas.json used as a cross-check only; it is stale for most members). Elected at the 3 Apr 2023 general election (Elections PEI). For: Karla Bernard as MLA, Charlottetown-Victoria Park
  • en.wikipedia.org · checked Confirmed Karla Bernard as current MLA for Charlottetown-Victoria Park (Green Party of Prince Edward Island); standings PC 18, Liberal 4, Green 4, Independent 1, no vacancies; checked 2026-10-11. Official assembly.pe.ca pages are behind a bot check. For: Karla Bernard as MLA, Charlottetown-Victoria Park
  • en.wikipedia.org · checked provincial: Wikipedia, 67th General Assembly of Prince Edward Island, lists Gordon McNeilly as MLA for Charlottetown-West Royalty (Liberal Party of Prince Edward Island), checked 2026-10-12; 27 members, no vacancies (Wikidata query data/raw/pe-all/wd_mlas.json used as a cross-check only; it is stale for most members). Elected at the 3 Apr 2023 general election (Elections PEI). For: Gordon McNeilly as MLA, Charlottetown-West Royalty
  • en.wikipedia.org · checked Confirmed Gordon McNeilly as current MLA for Charlottetown-West Royalty (Liberal Party of Prince Edward Island); standings PC 18, Liberal 4, Green 4, Independent 1, no vacancies; checked 2026-10-11. Official assembly.pe.ca pages are behind a bot check. For: Gordon McNeilly as MLA, Charlottetown-West Royalty
  • en.wikipedia.org · checked provincial: Wikipedia, 67th General Assembly of Prince Edward Island, lists Zack Bell as MLA for Charlottetown-Winsloe (Progressive Conservative Party of Prince Edward Island), checked 2026-10-12; 27 members, no vacancies (Wikidata query data/raw/pe-all/wd_mlas.json used as a cross-check only; it is stale for most members). Elected at the 3 Apr 2023 general election (Elections PEI). For: Zack Bell as MLA, Charlottetown-Winsloe
  • en.wikipedia.org · checked Confirmed Zack Bell as current MLA for Charlottetown-Winsloe (Progressive Conservative Party of Prince Edward Island); standings PC 18, Liberal 4, Green 4, Independent 1, no vacancies; checked 2026-10-11. Official assembly.pe.ca pages are behind a bot check. For: Zack Bell as MLA, Charlottetown-Winsloe
  • en.wikipedia.org · checked provincial: Wikipedia, 67th General Assembly of Prince Edward Island, lists Tayte Willows as MLA for Cornwall-Meadowbank (Green Party of Prince Edward Island), checked 2026-10-12; 27 members, no vacancies (Wikidata query data/raw/pe-all/wd_mlas.json used as a cross-check only; it is stale for most members). By-election winner per Elections PEI unofficial results (https://www.electionspei.ca/provincial-election-by-elections/recent-by-elections) and Wikipedia, 67th General Assembly of PEI. For: Tayte Willows as MLA, Cornwall-Meadowbank
  • en.wikipedia.org · checked Confirmed Tayte Willows as current MLA for Cornwall-Meadowbank (Green Party of Prince Edward Island); standings PC 18, Liberal 4, Green 4, Independent 1, no vacancies; checked 2026-10-11. Official assembly.pe.ca pages are behind a bot check. For: Tayte Willows as MLA, Cornwall-Meadowbank
  • en.wikipedia.org · checked provincial: Wikipedia, 67th General Assembly of Prince Edward Island, lists Gilles Arsenault as MLA for Evangeline-Miscouche (Independent), checked 2026-10-12; 27 members, no vacancies (Wikidata query data/raw/pe-all/wd_mlas.json used as a cross-check only; it is stale for most members). Elected at the 3 Apr 2023 general election (Elections PEI). Removal from cabinet: https://www.princeedwardisland.ca/en/news/statement-on-the-removal-of-gilles-arsenault-from-his-ministerial-portfolios ; independent status and leave of absence per Wikipedia (Gilles Arsenault). For: Gilles Arsenault as MLA, Evangeline-Miscouche
  • en.wikipedia.org · checked Confirmed Gilles Arsenault as current MLA for Evangeline-Miscouche (Independent); standings PC 18, Liberal 4, Green 4, Independent 1, no vacancies; checked 2026-10-11. Official assembly.pe.ca pages are behind a bot check. For: Gilles Arsenault as MLA, Evangeline-Miscouche
  • en.wikipedia.org · checked provincial: Wikipedia, 67th General Assembly of Prince Edward Island, lists Brendan Curran as MLA for Georgetown-Pownal (Progressive Conservative Party of Prince Edward Island), checked 2026-10-12; 27 members, no vacancies (Wikidata query data/raw/pe-all/wd_mlas.json used as a cross-check only; it is stale for most members). By-election winner per Elections PEI unofficial results (https://www.electionspei.ca/provincial-election-by-elections/recent-by-elections) and Wikipedia, 67th General Assembly of PEI. For: Brendan Curran as MLA, Georgetown-Pownal
  • en.wikipedia.org · checked Confirmed Brendan Curran as current MLA for Georgetown-Pownal (Progressive Conservative Party of Prince Edward Island); standings PC 18, Liberal 4, Green 4, Independent 1, no vacancies; checked 2026-10-11. Official assembly.pe.ca pages are behind a bot check. For: Brendan Curran as MLA, Georgetown-Pownal
  • en.wikipedia.org · checked provincial: Wikipedia, 67th General Assembly of Prince Edward Island, lists Matthew MacKay as MLA for Kensington-Malpeque (Progressive Conservative Party of Prince Edward Island), checked 2026-10-12; 27 members, no vacancies (Wikidata query data/raw/pe-all/wd_mlas.json used as a cross-check only; it is stale for most members). Elected at the 3 Apr 2023 general election (Elections PEI). For: Matthew MacKay as MLA, Kensington-Malpeque
  • en.wikipedia.org · checked Confirmed Matthew MacKay as current MLA for Kensington-Malpeque (Progressive Conservative Party of Prince Edward Island); standings PC 18, Liberal 4, Green 4, Independent 1, no vacancies; checked 2026-10-11. Official assembly.pe.ca pages are behind a bot check. For: Matthew MacKay as MLA, Kensington-Malpeque
  • en.wikipedia.org · checked provincial: Wikipedia, 67th General Assembly of Prince Edward Island, lists Jenn Redmond as MLA for Mermaid-Stratford (Progressive Conservative Party of Prince Edward Island), checked 2026-10-12; 27 members, no vacancies (Wikidata query data/raw/pe-all/wd_mlas.json used as a cross-check only; it is stale for most members). Elected at the 3 Apr 2023 general election (Elections PEI). For: Jenn Redmond as MLA, Mermaid-Stratford
  • en.wikipedia.org · checked Confirmed Jenn Redmond as current MLA for Mermaid-Stratford (Progressive Conservative Party of Prince Edward Island); standings PC 18, Liberal 4, Green 4, Independent 1, no vacancies; checked 2026-10-11. Official assembly.pe.ca pages are behind a bot check. For: Jenn Redmond as MLA, Mermaid-Stratford
  • en.wikipedia.org · checked provincial: Wikipedia, 67th General Assembly of Prince Edward Island, lists Cory Deagle as MLA for Montague-Kilmuir (Progressive Conservative Party of Prince Edward Island), checked 2026-10-12; 27 members, no vacancies (Wikidata query data/raw/pe-all/wd_mlas.json used as a cross-check only; it is stale for most members). Elected at the 3 Apr 2023 general election (Elections PEI). For: Cory Deagle as MLA, Montague-Kilmuir
  • en.wikipedia.org · checked Confirmed Cory Deagle as current MLA for Montague-Kilmuir (Progressive Conservative Party of Prince Edward Island); standings PC 18, Liberal 4, Green 4, Independent 1, no vacancies; checked 2026-10-11. Official assembly.pe.ca pages are behind a bot check. For: Cory Deagle as MLA, Montague-Kilmuir
  • en.wikipedia.org · checked provincial: Wikipedia, 67th General Assembly of Prince Edward Island, lists Sidney MacEwen as MLA for Morell-Donagh (Progressive Conservative Party of Prince Edward Island), checked 2026-10-12; 27 members, no vacancies (Wikidata query data/raw/pe-all/wd_mlas.json used as a cross-check only; it is stale for most members). Elected at the 3 Apr 2023 general election (Elections PEI). For: Sidney MacEwen as MLA, Morell-Donagh
  • en.wikipedia.org · checked Confirmed Sidney MacEwen as current MLA for Morell-Donagh (Progressive Conservative Party of Prince Edward Island); standings PC 18, Liberal 4, Green 4, Independent 1, no vacancies; checked 2026-10-11. Official assembly.pe.ca pages are behind a bot check. For: Sidney MacEwen as MLA, Morell-Donagh
  • en.wikipedia.org · checked provincial: Wikipedia, 67th General Assembly of Prince Edward Island, lists Peter Bevan-Baker as MLA for New Haven-Rocky Point (Green Party of Prince Edward Island), checked 2026-10-12; 27 members, no vacancies (Wikidata query data/raw/pe-all/wd_mlas.json used as a cross-check only; it is stale for most members). Elected at the 3 Apr 2023 general election (Elections PEI). For: Peter Bevan-Baker as MLA, New Haven-Rocky Point
  • en.wikipedia.org · checked Confirmed Peter Bevan-Baker as current MLA for New Haven-Rocky Point (Green Party of Prince Edward Island); standings PC 18, Liberal 4, Green 4, Independent 1, no vacancies; checked 2026-10-11. Official assembly.pe.ca pages are behind a bot check. For: Peter Bevan-Baker as MLA, New Haven-Rocky Point
  • en.wikipedia.org · checked provincial: Wikipedia, 67th General Assembly of Prince Edward Island, lists Robert Henderson as MLA for O'Leary-Inverness (Liberal Party of Prince Edward Island), checked 2026-10-12; 27 members, no vacancies (Wikidata query data/raw/pe-all/wd_mlas.json used as a cross-check only; it is stale for most members). Elected at the 3 Apr 2023 general election (Elections PEI). For: Robert Henderson as MLA, O'Leary-Inverness
  • en.wikipedia.org · checked Confirmed Robert Henderson as current MLA for O'Leary-Inverness (Liberal Party of Prince Edward Island); standings PC 18, Liberal 4, Green 4, Independent 1, no vacancies; checked 2026-10-11. Official assembly.pe.ca pages are behind a bot check. For: Robert Henderson as MLA, O'Leary-Inverness
  • en.wikipedia.org · checked provincial: Wikipedia, 67th General Assembly of Prince Edward Island, lists Brad Trivers as MLA for Rustico-Emerald (Progressive Conservative Party of Prince Edward Island), checked 2026-10-12; 27 members, no vacancies (Wikidata query data/raw/pe-all/wd_mlas.json used as a cross-check only; it is stale for most members). Elected at the 3 Apr 2023 general election (Elections PEI). For: Brad Trivers as MLA, Rustico-Emerald
  • en.wikipedia.org · checked Confirmed Brad Trivers as current MLA for Rustico-Emerald (Progressive Conservative Party of Prince Edward Island); standings PC 18, Liberal 4, Green 4, Independent 1, no vacancies; checked 2026-10-11. Official assembly.pe.ca pages are behind a bot check. For: Brad Trivers as MLA, Rustico-Emerald
  • en.wikipedia.org · checked provincial: Wikipedia, 67th General Assembly of Prince Edward Island, lists Robin Croucher as MLA for Souris-Elmira (Progressive Conservative Party of Prince Edward Island), checked 2026-10-12; 27 members, no vacancies (Wikidata query data/raw/pe-all/wd_mlas.json used as a cross-check only; it is stale for most members). Elected at the 3 Apr 2023 general election (Elections PEI). For: Robin Croucher as MLA, Souris-Elmira
  • en.wikipedia.org · checked Confirmed Robin Croucher as current MLA for Souris-Elmira (Progressive Conservative Party of Prince Edward Island); standings PC 18, Liberal 4, Green 4, Independent 1, no vacancies; checked 2026-10-11. Official assembly.pe.ca pages are behind a bot check. For: Robin Croucher as MLA, Souris-Elmira
  • en.wikipedia.org · checked provincial: Wikipedia, 67th General Assembly of Prince Edward Island, lists Bloyce Thompson as MLA for Stanhope-Marshfield (Progressive Conservative Party of Prince Edward Island), checked 2026-10-12; 27 members, no vacancies (Wikidata query data/raw/pe-all/wd_mlas.json used as a cross-check only; it is stale for most members). Elected at the 3 Apr 2023 general election (Elections PEI). For: Bloyce Thompson as MLA, Stanhope-Marshfield
  • en.wikipedia.org · checked Confirmed Bloyce Thompson as current MLA for Stanhope-Marshfield (Progressive Conservative Party of Prince Edward Island); standings PC 18, Liberal 4, Green 4, Independent 1, no vacancies; checked 2026-10-11. Official assembly.pe.ca pages are behind a bot check. For: Bloyce Thompson as MLA, Stanhope-Marshfield
  • en.wikipedia.org · checked provincial: Wikipedia, 67th General Assembly of Prince Edward Island, lists Jill Burridge as MLA for Stratford-Keppoch (Progressive Conservative Party of Prince Edward Island), checked 2026-10-12; 27 members, no vacancies (Wikidata query data/raw/pe-all/wd_mlas.json used as a cross-check only; it is stale for most members). Elected at the 3 Apr 2023 general election (Elections PEI). For: Jill Burridge as MLA, Stratford-Keppoch
  • en.wikipedia.org · checked Confirmed Jill Burridge as current MLA for Stratford-Keppoch (Progressive Conservative Party of Prince Edward Island); standings PC 18, Liberal 4, Green 4, Independent 1, no vacancies; checked 2026-10-11. Official assembly.pe.ca pages are behind a bot check. For: Jill Burridge as MLA, Stratford-Keppoch
  • en.wikipedia.org · checked provincial: Wikipedia, 67th General Assembly of Prince Edward Island, lists Barb Ramsay as MLA for Summerside-South Drive (Progressive Conservative Party of Prince Edward Island), checked 2026-10-12; 27 members, no vacancies (Wikidata query data/raw/pe-all/wd_mlas.json used as a cross-check only; it is stale for most members). Elected at the 3 Apr 2023 general election (Elections PEI). For: Barb Ramsay as MLA, Summerside-South Drive
  • en.wikipedia.org · checked Confirmed Barb Ramsay as current MLA for Summerside-South Drive (Progressive Conservative Party of Prince Edward Island); standings PC 18, Liberal 4, Green 4, Independent 1, no vacancies; checked 2026-10-11. Official assembly.pe.ca pages are behind a bot check. For: Barb Ramsay as MLA, Summerside-South Drive
  • en.wikipedia.org · checked provincial: Wikipedia, 67th General Assembly of Prince Edward Island, lists Tyler DesRoches as MLA for Summerside-Wilmot (Progressive Conservative Party of Prince Edward Island), checked 2026-10-12; 27 members, no vacancies (Wikidata query data/raw/pe-all/wd_mlas.json used as a cross-check only; it is stale for most members). Elected at the 3 Apr 2023 general election (Elections PEI). For: Tyler DesRoches as MLA, Summerside-Wilmot
  • en.wikipedia.org · checked Confirmed Tyler DesRoches as current MLA for Summerside-Wilmot (Progressive Conservative Party of Prince Edward Island); standings PC 18, Liberal 4, Green 4, Independent 1, no vacancies; checked 2026-10-11. Official assembly.pe.ca pages are behind a bot check. For: Tyler DesRoches as MLA, Summerside-Wilmot
  • en.wikipedia.org · checked provincial: Wikipedia, 67th General Assembly of Prince Edward Island, lists Hal Perry as MLA for Tignish-Palmer Road (Liberal Party of Prince Edward Island), checked 2026-10-12; 27 members, no vacancies (Wikidata query data/raw/pe-all/wd_mlas.json used as a cross-check only; it is stale for most members). Elected at the 3 Apr 2023 general election (Elections PEI). For: Hal Perry as MLA, Tignish-Palmer Road
  • en.wikipedia.org · checked Confirmed Hal Perry as current MLA for Tignish-Palmer Road (Liberal Party of Prince Edward Island); standings PC 18, Liberal 4, Green 4, Independent 1, no vacancies; checked 2026-10-11. Official assembly.pe.ca pages are behind a bot check. For: Hal Perry as MLA, Tignish-Palmer Road
  • en.wikipedia.org · checked provincial: Wikipedia, 67th General Assembly of Prince Edward Island, lists Hilton MacLennan as MLA for Tyne Valley-Sherbrooke (Progressive Conservative Party of Prince Edward Island), checked 2026-10-12; 27 members, no vacancies (Wikidata query data/raw/pe-all/wd_mlas.json used as a cross-check only; it is stale for most members). Elected at the 3 Apr 2023 general election (Elections PEI). For: Hilton MacLennan as MLA, Tyne Valley-Sherbrooke
  • en.wikipedia.org · checked Confirmed Hilton MacLennan as current MLA for Tyne Valley-Sherbrooke (Progressive Conservative Party of Prince Edward Island); standings PC 18, Liberal 4, Green 4, Independent 1, no vacancies; checked 2026-10-11. Official assembly.pe.ca pages are behind a bot check. For: Hilton MacLennan as MLA, Tyne Valley-Sherbrooke
  • en.wikipedia.org · checked Removed the unsupported "35th Speaker" ordinal: the post-Confederation list has 45 entries (44 people) and gives no ordinal for Trivers. Trivers Speaker since 25 Mar 2026, preceded by Sidney MacEwen (25 Mar 2025 to 12 Feb 2026) per Wikipedia, 67th General Assembly of PEI. For: Brad Trivers as Speaker
  • en.wikipedia.org · checked provincial: Brad Trivers Speaker since 25 Mar 2026 (Wikipedia, 67th General Assembly; Speaker granted Gilles Arsenault leave on 22 May 2026 per Wikipedia, Gilles Arsenault). For: Brad Trivers as Speaker
  • electionspei.ca · checked provincial: Elections PEI: fixed election date for the next provincial general election is Monday 4 Oct 2027; the governing party may call an election earlier. For: General election, October 4, 2027

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