P.E.I. 's Opposition Health Critic James Aylward is demanding the provincial government move all health and financial records to a secured location at once . Earlier this week , CBC News reported that boarded - up buildings near the Hillsborough Hospital , currently used to store some financial records and health records , have been broken into in recent weeks . Police say the buildings should be torn down . James Aylward says keeping personal health and financial records in an unsecured derelict building is wrong . " It makes absolutely no sense to me in in this day and age , it 's 2014 . I mean , these buildings should have been torn down years ago . To house such important files as Islanders ' health records and financial records , it makes absolutely no sense to me . " The PC MLA asks that the matter be referred to the privacy commissioner to investigate . Aylward is also calling on the province to contact all Islanders who have been the victims of what he calls " a careless privacy breach . " Health PEI has been working on a plan for some time to move the files from the buildings , says Pam Trainor , executive director of acute care , mental health and addictions . But some of the older files have mould on them and so an environmental company was brought in to help . Trainor says some files will be moved to a secure location next week and some will be destroyed . " There does n't appear to be a breach . It appears that those accessing the building have been accessing it for shelter only . There is no evidence that they 've been accessing the files , " said Trainor . The privacy commissioner was notified of the plan to move the files and did not express any concerns at this point , she says . ;