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Save Health Care: Public Meeting in Charlottetown
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July 17, 2026
Coalition News

Save Health Care: Public Meeting in Charlottetown

How can we save health care? All are invited to attend a public meeting on Tuesday, July 21, at 7:00 pm (St. Paul’s Church Hall, 101 Prince Street, Charlottetown).

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Rally to Save Public Health Care
Coalition News
July 14, 2026

Rally to Save Public Health Care

Tell Alberta’s Danielle Smith and all Premiers to Stop Two-Tier Health Care Wednesday, July 22 from 12:00 - 1:00 pm at the Queen’s Wharf (bottom of Queen Street, Charlottetown).…

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PEI Health Coalition Holds Press Conference Opposing Alberta’s Bill 11
Coalition News
March 16, 2026

PEI Health Coalition Holds Press Conference Opposing Alberta’s Bill 11

The PEI Health Coalition held a press conference this morning as part of a National Day of Action raising concerns about Alberta’s Bill 11 and its potential impact on public health

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Media Advisory: National Day of Action Against Bill 11
Coalition News
March 13, 2026

Media Advisory: National Day of Action Against Bill 11

PEI Health Coalition Press Conference – National Day of Action Against Alberta’s Bill 11 Alberta’s new two-tier law allows out-of-pocket charges for medically necessary care.

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Keep Kids Safe
Health Care News
March 11, 2026

UPSE President On Relocating Child and Youth Mental Health Unit

PEI's only child and youth psychiatric unit is being moved, and the staff who work there every day are telling us the plan is not safe. Workers at the Child and Youth Psychiatric…

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Two nurses in a hospital corridor, one with luggage suggesting temporary work, beside an oversized budget ledger
Health Care News
March 9, 2026

PEI Spent $28.5M on Unbudgeted Travel Nurses in 2024-25

PEI's travel nurse spending tripled in one year to $28.5M, all outside the provincial budget. The nurses' union says retention of local staff is being overlooked.

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Empty family doctor waiting room with vacant chairs and a closed office door
Health Care News
March 7, 2026

PEI Doctors Leaving Over Contract Dispute, 4,500 Patients Affected

Three family physicians are resigning or retiring over how Health PEI is implementing a new Physician Services Agreement, leaving thousands without a primary care provider.

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