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P.E.I. weather, travel updates for Wednesday, Feb. 26
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P.E.I. weather, travel updates for Wednesday, Feb. 26
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P.E.I. government addresses malware discovery
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Residents oppose proposed 41-unit apartment building at public meeting in Charlottetown
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No jail time for Australian doctor, originally charged in P.E.I. with child pornography offences
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Charlottetown makes multi-purpose sports, culture and entertainment complex its top priority
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Methamphetamine seized during search warrant in North Bedeque
New booklet aims to help P.E.I. women manage perimenopause, menopause
The Interministerial Women’s Secretariat wants Island women to know there is new booklet available with plenty of valuable information to help them learn about and better manage perimenopause and menopause. Perimenopause, Menopause, ...
Charlottetown Street Crime Unit make several arrests
A 33-year-old Charlottetown man who had an outstanding warrant has been arrested and faces several charges. At 4:35 p.m. on Feb. 24, Charlottetown police effected the man’s arrest. In addition to the warrant of arrest, the accused now faces ...
RCMP charge two P.E.I. snowmobilers during safety checks
Two Kings County men – a 34-year-old and a 37-year-old – have been charged following a safety check on Saturday. In the evening of Feb. 22, Kings District RCMP and P.E.I. conservation officers conducted proactive patrols in relation to ...
Charlottetown council deals with water and sewer resolutions
Charlottetown city council has approved an application for water and sewer services to 484 and 488 Brackley Point Rd., even though it’s outside the city boundary. It is the city’s policy that applications for water service not be ...
Outdoor fun available across Charlottetown
All of Charlottetown’s 12 outdoor rinks were scheduled to be up and running as of early February. Frank Quinn, manager of the parks and recreation department, told the parks and recreation committee at its last public meeting Jan. 31 that 10 ...
Charlottetown mayor wants historical date removed from sign
Charlottetown Mayor Philip Brown wants the 1765 date removed from the "Welcome to Charlottetown, Birthplace of Confederation" sign, located at the corner of Water and Grafton streets. On the left side of the sign in small print, it ...
Charlottetown traffic advisory: Closure on Royalty Road
The public is advised that Royalty Road between Upton Road and Donald Drive will be closed for the day Tuesday to install water and sewer services. ...
P.E.I. weather, travel updates for Tuesday, Feb. 25
Weather SaltWire Network chief meteorologist Cindy Day A word from the SaltWire Network chief meteorologist Cindy Day: “It’s all about location. We’re caught up in a flow of mild air created by the wind patterns ...
P.E.I. premier emphasizes climate, social programs to Rotary audience
Climate change, health care and education stood out as the top priorities for Dennis King in his first state of the province speech, surpassing traditional fodder for Progressive Conservatives, such as keeping taxes low and maintaining a ...
20 per cent of P.E.I. students remained home Feb. 24 after firearm threat made
Provincial officials confirmed that 20 per cent of students were absent from class at P.E.I. schools on Monday following a report of a possible threat involving a firearm. This rate of absenteeism is above average and is considered unusual, ...
