Hello, how are you? Can you tell me about Prince Edward Island? 
 Sure! Prince Edward Island is located west of Cape Brenton Island, in the Gulf of St. Lawrence. It's also east of New Brunswick and north of the Nova Scotia peninsula. 
 Sounds like an interesting place. What do you know about its history? 
 France claimed the lands of the Maritimes in 1604. Prince Edward Island was included and established as the French colony of Acadia. 
 Can you tell me more about this event/ 
 Unfortunately, I do not have additional information about this particular event. However, in the late 1860s, the colony examined the possibility of becoming a discrete dominion unto itself. It also entertained delegations from the United States. The United States was interested in Prince Edward Island joining the United States. 
 Anything else about their history before we switch gears? 
 Sure! in 1867 Prince Edward Island didn't find the terms of union favorable and chose to remain a colony of the United Kingdom. 
 Nice! Now what can you tell me about its etymology? 
 I"m sorry the information about the Etymology isn't available, but I have tons of information about the history if you like? 
 What about their cultural, economic and demographic factors? 
 I apologize. There isn't specific information about the culture, economic or demographics. But I can tell you that the Islanders spent decades trying to convince the Crown to confiscate lots. The owners were well connected to the British government and refused to give up the land. 
 Another great piece of information! Thank you for your help tonight! 
 You're welcome.
Prince Edward Island