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PEI seeks comment on further changes to land ownership legislation

Prince Edward Island opened a public consultation on October 27 on proposed changes to the Lands Protection Act and invited comments until November 10. Landowners, businesses and legal advisers can review the draft before the province decides whether to enact it, as the consultation itself doesn't change the existing law.

Prince Edward Island opened a public consultation on October 27 on proposed changes to the Lands Protection Act and invited comments until November 10. Landowners, businesses and legal advisers can review the draft before the province decides whether to enact it, as the consultation itself doesn't change the existing law.

Original source: Government of Prince Edward Island, October 27, 2026.

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