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The smallest province by population, PEI also has the smallest provincial legislature in Canada. Until , while all voters could vote for assemblymen, only property owners could elect the councillor. Although the property qualification was dropped in , the nominal titles continued to be used until the creation of the single-member districts. The two-member districts map, which had remained unchanged save for one exception for a hundred years, and contained very large differences in population across districts, was struck down in Mackinnon v.

Prince Edward Island in The provincial capital, Charlottetown, has a population of only 34, although the census agglomeration has 64, people. In racial terms, PEI is also — unsurprisingly — quasi-homogeneously white, with visible minorities making up only 3. According to the NHS, PEI has the highest percentage of persons claiming Scottish or Irish ancestries of any province in Canada. Additionally, Christians are fairly evenly divided between Catholics PEI has the smallest economy of any province, contributing only 0.

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Only After Confederation, federal economic policies such as the National Policy primarily benefited the industrial powerhouses of central Canada and hurt the Maritimes, as did changing patterns of trade. Furthermore, PEI, an agricultural province lacking in natural resources and transportation links essential to industrial development, was unprepared for industrialization. The province, like the other Atlantic provinces of Canada, have benefited from post federal economic policies, social programs and transfer payments.

PEI was historically a predominantly agricultural province, thanks to its rich soil, ample supply of arable land and temperate climate. Fishing is also a major activity for the coastal communities. However, since the s, the number of farms on the island has declined considerably and existing farms are large enterprises. In , 8. Comparatively, across the country, only 3. Additionally, fisherman was the second most common specific occupation in 3. The most common occupations NOC in were sales and services Prince Edward Island hosted the Charlottetown Conference in , the first in a series of interprovincial conferences which would culminate in Canadian Confederation in However, the island declined to join Confederation immediately.

The other major issue in 19th century PEI was the land question. Afterwards, despite significant activism from tenant farmers, the cash-strapped and rather weak colonial government struggled to find a solution to the land question — which dragged on for over two decades after the introduction of responsible government. To this day, non-residents are not permitted to purchase land on the island in excess of 2 hectares without approval from the cabinet.

The issue of separate schools — establishing a parallel system of separate Catholic schools — continued to divide the Liberals and Conservatives in island politics for a few years following Confederation, until , when a coalition of Protestant Liberals and Conservative won power and created a non-sectarian, secular public school system.

If the two parties were to be ideologically classified, both would end up in the centre, with the Liberals usually a bit more to the left and the Conservatives a bit more to the right. Religion has sometimes been identified as the main cleavage between Liberals and Conservatives, with the former being favoured by Catholics and the latter by Protestants, but PEI politics have never been sectarian and the parties have always had voters, members and leaders from both religious groups.

Regionally, the Conservatives have usually been stronger in eastern Kings County and the Liberals in western Prince County, but this has hardly been a set rule: for example, in the federal election, the federal Conservatives Gail Shea, a former provincial politician was elected to the House for the western riding of Egmont while the Liberals retained the three other seats. PEI is the Canadian province which has remained the most loyal to the old two-party Liberals and Conservatives system from Confederation. With the exception of independents elected in the first two provincial elections, no third party won a seat in the provincial legislature until the New Democrats NDP won a single seat in , which they lost in Since Confederation, Island politics have been dull to outside observers.

The Liberals and Conservatives have alternated in power, and, with the exception of a series of one-term governments in the s and early s, all governments have been reelected at least once. Governing parties win huge majorities with the opposition being kept to a tiny caucus. The last time the seat count was close was in the election split between the Liberals and PCs. Most PEI premiers since Confederation have been unremarkable, with few making a lasting mark by staying in power for a very long period of time or by attaching their names to landmark policies which have been few in Island politics.

Historically, many PEI premiers used the office as a stepping stone in their careers, leaving the job for a judicial appointment or an upgrade to federal politics.