The governing Country for Prince Edward island?

Answer 1

Prince Edward Island is a Canadian province and does not have a president.

The de jure chief executive officer of Prince Edward Island is the Lieutenant Governor, currently His Honour the Honourable H. Frank Lewis. The Lieutenant Governor is the Canadian Monarch's viceroy within the province. The role is largely ceremonial aside from seldom used reserve powers.

Prince Edward Island's Head of Government (de facto chief executive) is the Premier, currently the Honourable Robert Ghiz. The Premier is the political leader in the provincial legislature.

Answer 2

The Legislature of Prince Edward Island (styled the General Assembly) is comprised of the Lieutenant Governor (appointed by the Governor General of Canada, on the advice of the prime minister), and the elected Legislative Assembly. Currently, Her Honour the Honourable Barbara Hagerman, O.P.E.I., the Lieutenant Governor of Prince Edward Island represents Her Majesty the Queen of Canada for the province.

The Legislative Assembly has 27 members; each member represents one particular electoral district. To locate your electoral district, you can use the Find your Electoral District tool, managed by Elections Prince Edward Island. Once you have located your electoral district, you can use sources and related links, below, to check your member of the Legislative Assembly.

Answer 3

Prince Edward Island is part of Canada and so governed by Canada.

Answer 4

Prince Edward Island is a province. The head of a province is called a Premier. Mayors are the heads of cities and towns.