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Programs that deal with conservation issues/reporting, forestry and land management, and environmental emergencies.
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Provides a service for Islanders to report road conditions or traffic problems.
Types of issues related to provincial roads that can be reported include:
Types of issues related to provincial roads that can be reported include:
- Road signs knocked over
- Blocked roads (i.e. tree or power line)
- Pot holes or excessive pavement break-up
- Traffic lights not working or knocked over
- Shoulder or bridge washouts
- Missing or damaged guardrails
- Roads not plowed or sanded
- Problems with the Confederation Trail
- Other problems, please specify when reporting
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Provides information about the appeals process for decisions made under the Environmental Protection Act. Appeals can be submitted for decisions related to:
- The refusal, revocation or amendment of a permit, grass headland variance, grass headland exemption, or authorization
- The refusal of approval of a management plan
- The issuance of an emergency field order
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Online searchable registry of properties that exceed regulatory limits and are deemed a contaminated site. Registry can be searched by the community the property is in or by the property identification number (PID).
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Provides drinking water testing services to measure bacteria levels and for chemical analysis.
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Provides a 24/7 phone number for the public to report environmental emergencies. The Environmental Emergency Response Team responds to reports of emergencies. Includes:
- Air pollution problems
- Fish kills
- Oil, pesticide and chemical spills
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Handles reports regarding environmental situations witnessed at restaurants, retailers, child care facilities, or elsewhere that have the potential to cause injury or illness.
Hazards may include:
Hazards may include:
- Exposure to untreated sewage
- Exposure to rodents
- Consuming contaminated water or food
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Report debris found along shorelines, estuaries, ponds, and lakes. Reports will be assessed and forwarded for clean up.
While debris on private property can be reported, the responsibility of managing the debris and garbage falls to the property owners/occupants.
While debris on private property can be reported, the responsibility of managing the debris and garbage falls to the property owners/occupants.
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Program to control the mosquito and fly populations in a way that is environmentally sound. Can offer tips to community members on steps they can take to diminish mosquitoes and flies on their properties.
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Website provides information about the current Fire Weather Index across Epekwitk / PEI.
The index establishes the risk of forest or brush fires and if there are any burn restrictions based on the current weather and other environmental factors.
The index is updated daily at 2pm during fire season in Epekwitk / PEI, March 15th to November 15th.
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Offers advice and financial assistance to landowners in Epekwitk / PEI to help them manage their private woodlots. Includes:
- Technical advice from a forester or forest technician
- Forest management plan (developed by a private sector forest consultant)
- Funding of up to 70% of the estimated cost of many recommended treatments
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- Disaster / Extreme Weather
- Dental and Pharmacare
- Education and Training
- Family and Children Financial Assistance
- Financial Assistance for Indigenous Peoples
- Financial Assistance for Older Adults
- Financial Assistance for People with Disabilities
- Government Benefits
- Health Expense and Medical Equipment
- Home Purchase and Rental Support
- Home Renovation and Repair Assistance
- Medical Transportation Assistance
- Money Management and Tax Supports
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- Veterans Financial Assistance
- Workers Financial Assistance
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- Home Supports and Long Term Care
- Hospitals and Walk-ins
- Immunizations, Medical Records, Screenings and Tests
- Medical Equipment and Specialized Needs
- Medical Expense Assistance
- Medical Transportation
- Navigation and Health Helplines
- Older Adults
- Respite, Hospice and Palliative Care
- Sexual Health
- Women, Pregnancy and Postnatal
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We acknowledge that the land on which we learn, live and work is the traditional unceded territory of the Mi’kmaq people of Epekwitk, represented by the Abegweit First Nation and Lennox Island First Nation.