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Hello PEI is your insider’s guide to life, real estate, and culture in Prince Edward Island. Hosted by Mike Montague, a seasoned REALTOR® with RE/MAX Charlottetown, this podcast dives into the stories, people, and places that make PEI one of Canada’s most sought-after destinations. Whether you're a local, visitor, or considering a move to the Island, you'll discover market insights, lifestyle tips, and hidden gems that define Island life.🎧 Subscribe for new episodes!📩 Contact Mike: mike@gimmeshelter.ca | 📱 Call/Text: 902-316-1355
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Hello PEI
Will AI make us, or break us? The people warning you AI could end the world as we know it might also be the people who benefit most from you believing it. This week on Hello PEI — a closer look at who's really talking, and why.
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There's a conversation almost every Island family has eventually — usually at a kitchen table, usually later than anyone planned. It starts with something small. A driveway that takes longer to clear than it used to. A parent who says "I'm fine" one too many times. Or, for some of you, it starts with a phone call you weren't ready for, and a house three time zones away that suddenly needs your full attention.On this episode of Hello PEI, we tackle both sides of that conversation head-on: what it actually takes for a senior to right-size with dignity here on the Island, and what it takes for an adult child or executor to settle a parent's estate without losing their footing along the way. We get into power of attorney and PEI's new personal directive law, what probate really involves, the as-is-vs-update decision that trips up nearly every family, and the questions that come up in almost every one of these conversations I have as a REALTOR®.This one's a bit more personal than usual, and a bit more practical. If your family is anywhere near this decision — or you just want to be ready before it arrives — this episode, and the free must have companion guide that goes with it, are for you. (message me for your free PDF copy) See less
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Every Island road you've ever driven likely took you past a small iron gate and a scatter of leaning stones without slowing down. There are hundreds of them scattered across this province — some tended, some reclaimed by the field around them, some older than Canada itself. This week on Hello PEI, we're doing something a little different: we're talking about how Islanders have buried their dead for the last three centuries, and why the answer says almost as much about PEI as any harbour or homestead ever could.We'll walk through where the oldest known graves on the Island actually are, how burial customs shifted as communities grew from scattered farms into townships, what an average plot costs today, and why so many of these small family cemeteries still sit quietly on private land — half-forgotten, fully permanent. It's not a morbid episode. It's a human one. Death is the one appointment every Islander keeps, and the way we've marked it says something true about how we've lived here.Give it a listen — and if your family has a story about an old cemetery plot, a headstone that's been in the family for generations, or a burying ground that's slipped off the maps, feel free to share in the comments.
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What is it about Prince Edward Island that captures the hearts and imaginations of so many? Recently, over a seafood feast on the patio at the Water Prince Corner Shop in downtown Charlottetown, Sherry and I sat down with two incredible, adventurous Canadians—Dustin and Emi.Dustin, a filmmaker from Williams Lake, BC (check out his YouTube channel, Destination Adventure!), is currently traveling from one edge of Canada to the other, taking the roads less traveled and sharing authentic stories along the way. As we dug into fresh oysters, clams, and local haddock, Dustin asked a question I ponder every day: What really draws people here, and why do so many decide to stay?From the slower, gentler pace of life and human-scale community to unmatched affordability that frees up room to actually live, this episode dives into what makes PEI far more than just a place on a map—it’s an antidote to the chaos of modern life.Give a listen to this week’s episode of Hello PEI to hear the full conversation! #HelloPEI #PrinceEdwardIsland #PEIRealEstate #ExplorePEI #DestinationAdventure #EastCoastLiving #Charlottetown
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There is a specific kind of Island madness that involves driving 160 km just to save five cents on a litre of gas and buy a year's supply of granola bars. It’s the Moncton COSTCO Run—a pilgrimage of necessity. Or is it?For years, we’ve been fed a steady diet of "They're coming to Charlottetown" and "I heard they bought land in Cornwall." But behind the rumours is a fascinating look at the facts, how Islanders shop, how we’re perceived by big-box giants, and the skepticism we wear like a Kirkland winter coat. Check out this weeks episode of "Hello PEI"
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