Cody MacKay

All four of P.E.I.'s main political parties are making big promises during the 2023 provincial election campaign on&nbsp;the issues that matter most to Islanders.

Housing, health care, inflation, the economy, the environment and climate change&nbsp;are just a few of the issues&nbsp;sure to dominate the campaign, with new promises pitched to Islanders on a daily basis.

Here's a roundup of some of the key pledges from each of the four main parties this campaign. These promises will be updated regularly until the election on April 3.

2023 promise tracker: Green Party of Prince Edward Island

Housing, health care, inflation, the economy, the environment and climate change are just a few of the major topics that will be discussed, with promises being pitched to Islanders regularly. Here's what the Green Party is promising.

Sarah Donald, left, rallies for votes with P.E.I. Green Party Leader Peter Bevan-Baker during the 2019 provincial election.

Sarah Donald with Peter Bevan-Baker

This page on promises made by the Green Party of P.E.I., led by Peter Bevan-Baker (right) will be updated regularly until the election on April 3, so make sure to check back for the latest.

2023 promise tracker: Liberal Party of Prince Edward Island

Housing, health care, inflation, the economy, the environment and climate change are just a few of the major topics that will be discussed, with promises being pitched to Islanders regularly. Here's what the Liberals are promising.

PEI Liberal Leader Sharon Cameron

This file on promises made by the Liberal Party of P.E.I., under leader Sharon Cameron, will be updated until the election on April 3, so make sure to check back for the latest.

2023 promise tracker: NDP of Prince Edward Island

Housing, health care, inflation, the economy, the environment and climate change are just a few of the major topics that will be discussed, with promises being pitched to Islanders regularly. Here's what the NDP is promising.

Michelle Neill, a candidate for the P.E.I. New Democrat leadership, wants a public inquiry on health care in rural areas of the province in the wake of George Kinch's death, saying: 'We don’t want to see the lives of more Islanders placed at risk for failure of access to timely emergency care.' 

Michelle Neill

This file on promises made by the New Democratic Party of P.E.I., led by Michelle Neill, will be updated until the election on April 3, so make sure to check back for the latest.

2023 promise tracker: Progressive Conservative Party of P.E.I.

Housing, health care, inflation, the economy, the environment and climate change are just a few of the major topics that will be discussed, with promises being pitched to Islanders regularly. Here's what the Progressive Conservatives are promising.

Dennis King reacts on the night his Progressive Conservatives won the 2019 P.E.I. election.

'It's almost a surreal experience,' said King when he won his own seat. 

Dennis King 

This file on promises made by the Progressive Conservative Party of P.E.I., under leader Dennis King, will be updated until the election on April 3, so make sure to check back for the latest.

From left to right: NDP Leader Michelle Neill, PC Leader Dennis King, Liberal Leader Sharon Cameron and Green Leader Peter Bevan-Baker.

2023 promise tracker: Keep tabs on what P.E.I. political parties are pledging

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