ClosuresBy RISE Community editors
Evergreen Village residents take their eviction fight to P.E.I. regulator
Residents of Summerside's 57-lot Evergreen Village mobile home park planned to challenge their eviction notices at an IRAC hearing set for Nov. 5.
Key facts
- Evergreen Village is a 57-lot mobile home park in Summerside, Prince Edward Island.
- Residents planned to argue before the Island Regulatory and Appeals Commission on Nov. 5 that owner Clifford McQuaid did not follow the proper eviction process.
- Community representative Reasha Walsh said residents received the official eviction notice in October 2025 and that the eviction date is Jan. 24.
- McQuaid said current rents did not cover his expenses and that he wanted an increase above the annual amount the province allows.
- P.E.I.'s Department of Housing and Communities said the matter was between the landlord and tenants and that it would monitor the process.
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Source: Summerside mobile home park residents to challenge their eviction notices at IRAC — CBC, September 23, 2026. Summary and commentary by RISE Community; read the full story at the source.
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