Prince Edward Island · Capital Budget 2027-28 · tabled 10 Nov 2026

Where the capital money lands, by electoral district

Site-specific projects named in today's Capital Budget Address, placed on PEI's 27 provincial electoral districts. Each district is shaded in the colour of its sitting MLA's party. Squares are projects, sized by amount.

2027-28 spending $372.6MFive-year plan $1.34BMapped projects Districts with a mapped project Seats

District shading = MLA party

PC Liberal Green Independent

Project (sized by $)

Health Education Housing

Not mapped: Island-wide or unsited

  • $342M over 5 years for roads, bridges and public infrastructure, including more than $100M for bridges, about $185M for highways and paving, $10M for shoreline protection and $25M for heavy equipment and fleet
  • $107M for technology across government
  • $58M for medical equipment Island-wide, including the $10M linear accelerator mapped at the QEH and $7M for diagnostics
  • $33M for health facility capital repairs
  • $25M to repair and maintain existing social housing
  • $23M for school buses
  • $20M for school capital repairs and $13M for the School Revitalization Fund
  • $20M for classroom technology
  • $11M for Connected Care and $8.5M for health IT systems
  • $10.5M for provincial parks and golf courses; $1.8M for museums and heritage sites
  • $5M for three new residential group homes; $5M for land protection programs
  • $1.6M for cell coverage; $1M for aquaculture access points at wharves

How the markers were placed

Projects at existing buildings sit on that building. Where no site has been announced, the marker sits in the named community and is flagged "approx." in the list. For those, the district is a best guess.

  • Three Rivers Health Campus: land is off Route 4 in Three Rivers; exact parcel not mapped.
  • New Stratford Intermediate: no site announced; Stratford spans districts 5 and 6.
  • New West Royalty school: no site announced. The marker falls in Charlottetown–Winsloe, but the school could be in Charlottetown–West Royalty.
  • Green Gables Elementary: treated as the new East Royalty school beside L.M. Montgomery Elementary. Not confirmed.
  • Summerside's Parkside replacement: no site announced.

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