r/PEI

Hi, I’m a licensed plumber in UA Local 46 Ontario looking to relocate to PEI (Charlottetown, Kinkora or Summerside). I’ll be ready to move in about a year’s time. I want to rent for the first year. I was hoping some others plumbers or construction personnel could tell me what the realistic job market is. Ideally, what the job market is for plumbers in UA 721.

I’m visiting family and am old enough to go to bars here now (yay) and am wondering where the good spots are for young people? The kind of bars I go to back home are small dive bars, karaoke bars, gay bars, alternative bars or somewhere to dance.

Bookmark keeps teasing a big author coming to the island and I’m curious if anyone lurking Reddit know anything about it 👀 🫖

I am so beyond excited to finally be visiting PEI. Surprising my teen daughter with a 11 day trip leaving tomorrow. Excited to experience some reminders of home in NFLD and get away from the mainland for a bit.

We declined additional TFWs when offered. Let's decline this too. Two wins in a week for the Conservative government. I would be shocked.

Hey everyone! I’m looking for a reliable electrical contractor/company for a few small renovation jobs, mainly replacing an old electrical panel. Ideally someone reasonably priced but still good quality.
Any recommendations based on your experience? Thanks! East royalty area behind the KFC 😊

I just got an email today confirming that my application to become an apprentice has been approved and my logbook will be ready in a few weeks. I am confused on how the in school portion of the apprenticeship works and when I should take it because I see that block 1 has a recommendation of 1620 hours but I don’t have that. Can anyone help?

Hey guys!

I am considering applying to be a casual service worker with Health PEI in Charlottetown and/or somewhere in Eastern PEI, but before I do I was wondering what the hours are like? Are you able to get full-time hours most of the time with the combination of scheduled shifts and call-ins? Right now the posts that I can see are for creating a casual list/call-in only. Does anyone have experiences with this? How many hours a week are you getting?

PS - I know it's not necessarily the greatest place to work and there are lots of issues with Health PEI, but I would also love to know your experiences of being a casual service worker with Health PEI too!

Thanks in advance and I hope everyone is having a great week!

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This is beautiful. Welcome to Canada!

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Only 10 employers in Prince Edward Island have been found non-compliant with the temporary foreign worker program, according to federal data. Experts this number reflects only part of the problem, as they frequently hear from workers about ongoing exploitation. Temporary foreign workers in Canada are often vulnerable due to closed work permits that limit their ability to leave abusive or unfair workplaces, with issues such as illegal recruitment fees and poor conditions persisting despite oversight.