Phone numbers and area codes in Prince Edward Island

CNAC records 168 in-service central-office prefixes for Prince Edward Island, spread across 2 area codes, 26 rate centres and 11 carriers. Each area code is broken down below with its main rate centres and the number of prefixes it carries.

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In numbers

In-service prefixes
168
Telephone numbers covered
1,680,000
Carriers
11
Rate centres
26
Area codes
2
First assignment
August 30, 2000
Most recent assignment
October 8, 2025

Area codes

782

Alberton, Borden, Charlottetown, Covehead, Eldon, Hunter River, Kensington, Montague, Murray River, New Haven, New London, O'Leary, Rusticov

53 prefixes

902

Alberton, Bedeque, Borden, Cardigan, Charlottetown, Covehead, Crapaud, Eldon, Georgetown, Hunter River, Kensington, Montague, Morell-St. Pet

115 prefixes

Where these numbers land

Rate centreProvincePrefixesCarriers
CharlottetownPE5411
SummersidePE249
MontaguePE148
AlbertonPE127
SourisPE76
Hunter RiverPE54
BordenPE43
O'LearyPE44
TignishPE44
CoveheadPE33
GeorgetownPE33
KensingtonPE33
Murray RiverPE33
New HavenPE33
RusticovillePE33
BedequePE22
CardiganPE22
CrapaudPE22
EldonPE22
Morell-St. PetersPE22
Mount StewartPE22
New LondonPE22
South LakePE22
Tyne ValleyPE22
Vernon RiverPE22
WellingtonPE22

Who holds these numbers

Aliant Telecom (PEI) holds the largest share at 48 prefixes, 28.6% of the total, ahead of 10 other carriers.

CarrierPrefixesShareFirst assigned
Aliant Telecom (PEI)4828.6 %2002
Bragg Communications Inc.3520.8 %2000
Bell Mobility Aliant2716.1 %2001
Iristel Inc.1810.7 %2011
Distributel148.3 %2022
TELUS Mobility116.5 %2006
Rogers Communications Canada Inc. (Wireless)74.2 %2005
TELUS Integrated Communications42.4 %2016
Fido Solutions Inc.21.2 %2008
Comwave Networks10.6 %2014
Rogers Communications Canada Inc. (Cable)10.6 %2017

Allocation source: Canadian Numbering Administrator (CNAC), the registry that records which carrier a central-office code was originally issued to. An allocation says who was issued the prefix, not who serves the number today: numbers can be ported between carriers, and caller ID can be spoofed outright.