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PEI’s Good, Bad, and Ugly Year for Housing

Despite seeing the country’s lowest vacancy rate and fewer new homes, 2023 also saw good new policies. They will make 2024 a better year.

Jan 31, 2024

PEI’s Good, Bad, and Ugly Year for Housing

Jan 31, 2024

Shrinking Together: PEI needs to plan for managed decline

Federal immigration policy changes have undercut the province’s growth strategy.

Oct 29, 2024

Shrinking Together: PEI needs to plan for managed decline

Oct 29, 2024

Growing and Building, Part 2: Power Projection

How Statistics Canada’s new population forecasts can improve PEI’s growth planning

Jun 28, 2024

Growing and Building, Part 2: Power Projection

Jun 28, 2024

Capital Flight: The Charlottetown area is growing, but losing families

What can we learn from PEI’s most recent population estimates?

May 24, 2024

Capital Flight: The Charlottetown area is growing, but losing families

May 24, 2024

PEI’s new demographic dilemma

More Islanders are starting to pick Alberta over Alberton.

Apr 1, 2024

PEI’s new demographic dilemma

Apr 1, 2024

Growing and Building: PEI’s strategy and a half

PEI’s new population and housing plans are a good start but leave some questions unanswered.

Feb 27, 2024

Growing and Building: PEI’s strategy and a half

Feb 27, 2024

How much does Ottawa spend on highways and roads?

Spoiler: Not as much as you might think!

Feb 19, 2024

How much does Ottawa spend on highways and roads?

Feb 19, 2024

PEI still struggles to keep newcomers

Immigrant retention needs to be part of the new population strategy

Jan 27, 2024

PEI still struggles to keep newcomers

Jan 27, 2024

Spending D-Day with the D-Day Dodgers

I followed my grandfather’s footsteps through the Italian Campaign. This is what I learned.

Nov 4, 2023

Spending D-Day with the D-Day Dodgers

Nov 4, 2023

The Suburb of the Strait

The Island’s patchy land use rules are a recipe for sprawl

Sep 14, 2023

The Suburb of the Strait

Sep 14, 2023

Matthew Pelletier

Matthew Pelletier

Policy wonk and “Islander by accident” | Passionate about public transit, housing affordability, and healthy communities | Views are my own

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