Welcome to the Communities of West Covehead, Covehead Road, Stanhope, Pleasant Grove and Grand Tracadie
The Rural Municipality of North Shore brings together West Covehead, Covehead, Stanhope, Pleasant Grove and Grand Tracadie with historical roots going back two centuries and more. Founded on rich traditions of community organization, institution building, neighborliness and industry, the Community identifies with its productive land and sea resources and coastal setting and takes pride in its welcoming nature and hospitality. Situated between the PEI National Park and the Municipality of York to the North and East of Charlottetown, the Community has increasingly become a "bedroom community" for workers who commute to Charlottetown as well as a summer haven for Islanders and non-Islanders alike.
The Rural Municipality of North Shore brings together West Covehead, Covehead, Stanhope, Pleasant Grove and Grand Tracadie with historical roots going back two centuries and more. Founded on rich traditions of community organization, institution building, neighborliness and industry, the Community identifies with its productive land and sea resources and coastal setting and takes pride in its welcoming nature and hospitality. Situated between the PEI National Park and the Municipality of York to the North and East of Charlottetown, the Community has increasingly become a "bedroom community" for workers who commute to Charlottetown as well as a summer haven for Islanders and non-Islanders alike.
Important NewsUpcoming Municipal Meetings
All meetings will be open to the Public while ensuring adherence to the CPHO social distancing and Occupancy requirements. Wearing a mask is now mandatory. Looking forward to seeing you there! Recreation and Community Engagement Committee Meeting 5:30pm Tuesday April 27, 2021 North Shore Community Centre April Council Meeting 6:30pm Wednesday May 12, 2021 Grand Tracadie School Centre Finance and Administration Committee Meeting 4:00pm Monday May 17, 2021 North Shore Community Centre Emergency Measures Organization Committee Meeting 6:30pm Monday May 17, 2021 North Shore Community Centre Water and Environment Committee Meeting 1:00pm Wednesday May 19, 2021 North Shore Community Centre Census Day May 11
The 2021 Census is coming! The Council of the Rural Municipality of North Shore supports the 2021 Census, and encourages all residents to complete their census questionnaire online at www.census.gc.ca. Accurate and complete census data support programs and services that benefit our community. Census jobs are also available, click here for more info! 
Official Plan and Bylaw Information
Dear North Shore Residents and Property Owners, On Nov 25, 2020 Planning Board held a Public Hearing on the second drafts of the Official Plan and LandUse Bylaw. The second drafts are available by clicking here, or under Municipal Governance, Committees, Planning Board. The drafts are currently undergoing legal review and then Planning Board will be meeting to review written feedback and comments from the Public Hearing, sometime in March. After this meeting Planning Board will then either update or recommend the documents to Council for approval. Council will have a first and second reading and adoption of the documents and move to final Ministerial Approval. Thank-you to everyone for being a part of this process. Effective November 20:
face masks are required when entering the facilities in North Shore. This includes the North Shore Community Centre, Stanhope Place, and Grand Tracadie School Centre. This includes all events and recreational groups. For those participating in physical activity, the mask can be removed while exercising but must be put back on between games and/or upon completion of the activity. Thank you for doing your part to keep North Shore healthy! |
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As the Province is easing Covid-19 restrictions we are working towards providing safe ways to return to business. The municipal office is now open, all visitors must sign in with name and contact number to allow for contract tracing if necessary. Please stay home if you are feeling unwell and/or are experiencing a sore throat, cough, or fever. Visitors are reminded that masks are mandatory and to wash their hands upon arrival and to maintain social distance while in the building. The playgrounds are now open to the public, at your own risk. Please be advised the playgrounds are not regularly sanitized, please ensure children are washing/sanitizing before and after play to help stop the spread! Council and Committee Meetings will now be open to the Public while ensuring we are abiding by the CPHO rules on number of occupants and social distancing. Please check on your neighbours and if there is any way the Municipality can help please call the office. (902) 672-2600 Stay safe and healthy! ??Did You Know??
You can Report a Road or Traffic Problem You can report road issues via email, phone, or text message. Staff will use this information to investigate concerns and dispatch crews as needed. Report provincial road issues via text message by texting the information, photo and/or video to this road issues text line. Queens County (902) 200-6649 You can also call in road issues to (902) 368-5100 You can report the location of a transportation-related problem such as:
TEST YOUR WATER ANNUALLY 1) Pick up your water test kits at the North Shore Community Centre or PEI Analytical Laboratories. 2) Deliver the cool, same-day samples to PEI Analytical Laboratories at 23 Innovation Way, Charlottetown (off Upton Road, across from the Industrial Park). 
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