What are the disadvantages of Prince Edward Island?

High living expenses, low wages and a lack of jobs are the main reasons people say they can't, or don't, want to live on P.E.I.



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It depends on what you like. PEI is small, has little in the way of elevation above sea level, and doesn't even have any rocks. Geologically, it's a very large and persistent sand bar. It's a great place to use as a base for small fishing craft, and a great place to farm.

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Realize your reality in a place called Prince Edward Island. The coastal and pastoral beauty of this place draws people here but they choose to stay because of our small town feel, non-existent rush hours, short drives to work, low crime rate and quality of education. Our view changes everything.

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Our economy features a mix of traditional resources - agriculture, fisheries and tourism - that have undergone significant modernization as well as new industry sectors including bioscience and advanced manufacturing. Business acumen and entrepreneurship are at the core of PEI's economic success.

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At just 280 km long, Prince Edward Island (PEI) is by far the smallest province in Canada. But when you factor in its bustling culture, friendly people, low cost of living and more balanced lifestyle, it offers some pretty compelling benefits for calling it home.

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In PEI, English remains the primary language spoken. While not officially a bilingual province, PEI is home to a vibrant Acadian and Francophone community.

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MoneySense Names Prince Edward Island, Canada Top Affordable Place to Retire – Home to Sunset Dunes. Sunset Dunes, PEI, Canada is pleased to report that MoneySense magazine has named Prince Edward Island as one of the Top 11 least expensive places in the world to retire.

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As the only province with no land boundary, Prince Edward Island is the 104th largest island in the world. PEI is 224 km long and 6 to 64 km wide. Spread across 1100 km of coastline, no matter where in PEI you might be, the beach is accessible within just 15 minutes of drive.

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