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• Stratford unveils new town logo
  The Town of Stratford rebranded itself today, complete with a new logo that will appear on all future documents and online. It's all a part of ...
• Partial power restored to Euston Street area
  Power has been restored to approximately 420 customers from an outage this morning on the Euston Street circuit in Charlottetown. There are still ...
• Burger chain coming to Charlottetown in November
  The Seatreat Restaurant on University Avenue in Charlottetown is getting a major makeover.That includes a new look, new menu and a brand new ...
• Historic funeral home gets new owner
  One of the longest-serving funeral home businesses on P.E.I. is under new ownership.Kevin Gallant (not the weather guy) of Rustico purchased the ...
• Library looking to attract teens through new space
  The Confederation Centre Public Library is hoping the addition of the new Teen Space will encourage teenagers to drop by more often.Located ...
• Tax-free property owners don't have to pay fire dues
  The City of Charlottetown is going to have to find $160,000 of new revenue somewhere else.Council rescinded a resolution this week that would ...
• Minister celebrates silver anniversary with same parish
  BELFAST — Rev. Roger MacPhee is about to celebrate a unique milestone — 25 years of ministering to the same parish. MacPhee took over at St. ...
• Power outages plague downtown Charlottetown
  Power was interrupted for the second time today on the exact same grid as the first one this morning in downtown Charlottetown. Shortly after ...
• UPDATE: Power restored in downtown Charlottetown
  Power has been restored to all customers in the downtown Charlottetown area. The cause of the outage was tree branches coming into contact with ...
• Roundabout coming to dangerous Charlottetown...
  Short-term pain for long-term gain is how Trevor MacLeod describes plans to proceed with a roundabout at the so-called Vogue Optical intersection ...
• City council condemns threats to mosque
  Charlottetown city council is condemning the latest threat directed at a mosque in the capital. Coun. Rob Lantz didn’t mince words at council’s ...
• City extends police officer position at high school
  Const. Tim Keizer will continue making his presence felt at a Charlottetown high school. City council's protective and emergency services ...
• P.E.I. to appoint new chief electoral officer
  For the first time ever, Prince Edward Island's legislative assembly will appoint the new chief electoral officer.Charlie MacKay, clerk of the ...
• Premier Ghiz announces $5 million 2014 fund
  Premier Robert Ghiz announced a $5 million P.E.I. 2014 fund to celebrate the 150th anniversary of the Charlottetown Conference during a news ...
• Appreciation dinner planned for former mayor
  The Charlottetown-Lewis Point District 14 PC Party is throwing a tribute for former Charlottetown mayor George MacDonald on Friday, Oct. ...
• Irving spends $10 million to build new, bigger Kent...
  West Royalty will soon dominate the retail market in the greater Charlottetown area, says a Charlottetown developer.Tim Banks, CEO of APM, said ...
• Motorists ignoring school bus lights
  RCMP are concerned that some Island motorists are ignoring the flashing lights on school buses. During the past few weeks, a number of complaints ...
• Gourmet burgers coming to downtown Charlottetown
  Relish Gourmet Burgers is coming to downtown Charlottetown sometime this year. Rivers Corbett, co-founder and president of the restaurant, said ...
• New plan for Charlottetown's waterfront in the works
  Charlottetown Mayor Clifford Lee is hoping city council will be less apt to alter a master plan for the city's waterfront. Although there exists ...
• Island Abbey Foods opens production facility
  Island Abbey Foods Ltd., known for their Honibe products and an appearance on Dragon's Den in 2011, officially unveiled its 13,500-square foot ...
• No changes coming to mall layout
  No major changes are in store for the Charlottetown Mall, despite rumours to the contrary.Susan Campbell, property administrator with the mall, ...
• Students smoking less, eating healthier and are...
  Island students are smoking less, eating healthier and are mentally more fit than they were four years ago, according to results from a survey ...
• Governments boost trade mission efforts with funding
  The federal and provincial governments wrote a cheque today for close to $1 million that will be used to augment Trade Team P.E.I.'s efforts to ...
• Liquor commission considers lifting restriction on...
  The P.E.I. Liquor Control Commission is going to take a look at whether its agency stores should be allowed to sell alcohol on statutory ...
• UPDATE: Maritime Electric restores power to areas in...
  Power has been restored to approxmately 4,100 customers in eastern P.E.I.. The areas affected were Naufrage, Souris, Little Pond, Church Road, ...
• Rocket announces finalists for new name
  The P.E.I. Rocket has released the final list of names fans will get a chance to vote for when it comes to renaming the team. The three choices, ...
• Leslie upgraded to hurricane status, eyes still set...
  Leslie has officially been upgraded to hurricane status and is still churning towards Atlantic Canada, gaining strength as it goes. As of ...
• UPDATED: Heavy rains flood city streets, cause sewer...
  Heavy rains today have flooded city streets and caused effluent to pour into the Hillsborough River. More than 40 millimetres of rain was ...
• RCMP asking motorists to slow down across P.E.I.
  With the wind and rain today, the RCMP would like to remind the motoring public to a modify their driving habits. Heavy rain is resulting in ...
• Phaneuf pops the question to Cuthbert in New Glasgow
  The engagement party was held on P.E.I. so let the speculation begin as to where the wedding will be. Toronto Maple Leafs captain Dion Phaneuf, a ...