Provincial and territorial premiers are gathering in Prince Edward Island for a three-day meeting that is expected to focus on trade and major infrastructure or development projects, according to multiple outlets. The discussions among provincial and territorial leaders are scheduled to run through the week, with the agenda shaped around intergovernmental priorities. The Globe and Mail says the meeting will culminate with Bank of Canada Governor Mark Carney joining the discussion on Thursday, indicating the sessions include input from national economic leadership. Other reporting similarly highlights that trade and large-scale projects are likely to dominate the agenda as leaders exchange views and coordinate positions on issues that affect their jurisdictions. The articles do not describe specific proposals or outcomes from the meeting, but they agree on the central themes and the timing of Carney’s participation. The gathering is presented as a forum for premiers to align on policy directions ahead of broader negotiations and implementation steps related to economic activity and public investment.