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Build PEI is a showcase of projects funded by the Government of Prince Edward Island's five-year capital plan valued at more than $500 million as well as other investment programs with the Government of Canada, municipalities and communities. To explore Build PEI projects, check out the links to the left.

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Cornwall Civic Centre gets new lease on life

Cornwall Civic Centre

December 21, 2011
Residents of Cornwall are now benefitting from major renovations to the new and improved Cornwall Civic Centre thanks to investments by the Government of Canada, the Province of Prince Edward Island and the Town of Cornwall.Read the release

Recent Projects

Province completes replacement of Cardigan Bridge
December 21, 2011
Residents of Cardigan received an early Christmas present as crews completed the replacement of the Cardigan Bridge.  Read the release

Montague community groups receive provincial investments
December 12, 2011
Investments by the provincial government will help Montague's Garden of the Gulf Museum promote local heritage and will help the Montague Lions Club continue hosting community fundraising events. Read the release

Official re-opening of new Evangeline Recreation Centre
December 10, 2011
The Evangeline region recently celebrated the official re-opening of the newly restored and rebuilt Evangeline Recreation Centre.  The facility was destroyed by a devastating fire in April 2010. Read the release

Provincial investment to renovate Sherbrooke Community Centre
December 7, 2011
Provincial funding to renovate the Sherbrooke Community Centre will bring new life to an old building and help make the facility more functional for community groups. Read the release

Provincial investment to improve snowmobile trails
December 1, 2011
New provincial funding will help the Prince Edward Island Snowmobile Association provide safe snowmobiling trails to its members and to the public. Read the release
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