Add StudioX as a preferred source on GooglePrince Edward Island’s government tabled a five-year capital plan worth $1.34 billion in the Legislative Assembly on Nov. 10. The plan sets out $418 million for health infrastructure and $380 million for schools over five years.
Health projects in the plan include replacing radiation treatment equipment at the Queen Elizabeth Hospital, adding a community health centre in Charlottetown and adding 24 public long-term care beds in Tyne Valley.
Source: Government of Prince Edward Island. Published by the issuer Nov. 10, 2026.
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