Shaping the Future of Our Island, Together
Housing, agricultural preservation, climate change, coastal erosion—PEI's challenges are complex, but Islanders are resourceful. Islanders have the creativity and lived experience to chart a sustainable path forward to shape the future of land use in PEI.
What kind of future do Islanders want and how should land be protected, planned and used to get us there?
As PEI continues to grow and change, we must think carefully about how land will support our way of life, not just today, but decades from now. With about 88% of the Island privately owned, the choices we make together will shape our environmental health, rural identity, and economic opportunities.
Get Involved
Land use is about more than zoning, its about quality of life, community identity and how we choose to grow as an Island.
This is your chance to:
- Share your ideas about PEI’s long-term land use vision.
- Contribute local knowledge and personal experience that only Islanders hold.
- Help define the principles that should guide PEI’s future.
Your input will help the provincial government decide on how to move forward with addressing land use in PEI.
Public engagement will run from February 17 to March 20, 2026.
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Complete a survey
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Take part in an Online Workshop
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Share on a community sounding board
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Attend an Open House
Get InvolvedResources
Find essential information on land use planning in PEI, including frequently asked questions and key research reports on land, coastal, housing, and climate policies.
FAQ
Learn about PEI’s land use planning process, including who oversees it, guiding laws, decision-making, public input opportunities, and zoning map access.
Read Full FAQsReports
Access research and policy reports detailing PEI’s land use, coastal management, housing strategy, climate adaptation, and more, with direct links to documents.
Discover Island ReportsShaping Our Future Together
Public engagement will run from February 17 to March 20, 2026.
Islanders are invited to share their perspectives on housing, agriculture, environment, and community development. Your feedback will help guide land-use decisions that affect us all.