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Rural Municipality of North Shore Easter Party
The Rural Municipality invites you to our Annual Easter Party! For coloring contest photos, check out our Facebook Page
Wellness Committee Meeting
Wellness Committee Meeting scheduled for tonight is cancelled.
Regular Council Meeting
The regular council meeting will be held on March 19, 2025 at 6:30 pm at North Shore Community Centre.
Finance Meeting
The Finance meeting will be on Tuesday , March 18th @ 6:30 pm at North Shore Community Centre.
Career Opportunity
March 11 2025 CAO AdDownload
CANCELLED There will be a Special Council meeting March 10th at 6:00 pm at the North Shore for RMNS appointing of an Interim CAO.
RMNS will have a public budget consultation on the 2025/26 draft budget Monday March 10, 2025 at 6:30pm at the North Shore Community Centre.
Planning Committee Meeting March 10, 2025 is cancelled.
Wellness Committee Meeting Cancelled for Monday, February 24th , 2025
Finance Meeting Cancelled
This evenings meeting ( February 12, 2025) is cancelled.
Frequently Asked Questions
Do you require a Development Permit to add or change any septic connection?
Yes, you require a Development Permit to add or change any septic connection
Where I can get copies of Draft Bylaws and Policies to be read at upcoming Council Meetings
Copies of Draft Bylaws and Policies to be read at upcoming Council Meetings can be found HERE, or can be viewed at the Municipal office during Regular hours.
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).
As of January 1, 2022 the province is offering Islanders free well water testing. Islanders with residential well water will be able to access free bacterial and general chemistry testing for their drinking water.
Bacterial testing is encouraged at least once a year and general chemistry testing is advised every two years.