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Charlottetown aims to add homes by rezoning parts of city from low to medium density
The City of Charlottetown is hoping to increase housing density in the city by rezoning portions of it from low to medium density.
Islanders come together to mourn lives lost at Filipino festival in Vancouver
More than 100 Islanders including members of the P.E.I. Filipino community attended a Mass at St. Dunstan's Basilica in downtown Charlottetown Wednesday evening to pray for and honour the 11 people killed at a Vancouver festival over the weekend.
P.E.I. woman accused of killing infant daughter released with conditions
A woman accused of killing her three-month-old child made her first appearance in P.E.I. Supreme Court on Thursday.
Health officials on the Island seeing increased demand for measles vaccine
While there are no cases of measles on Prince Edward Island, the province’s Chief Public Health Office is encouraging people to get the measles vaccine — especially if they plan to travel.
Charlottetown council votes against letting shelter and outreach centre stay on Park Street
Charlottetown's council voted 8-2 on Tuesday night to reject the P.E.I. government’s application to keep an emergency overnight shelter and Community Outreach Centre operating at their current location.
Charlottetown looks to add housing with official plan, but residents have mixed feelings
After more than two years of developing an official plan, the City of Charlottetown is getting close to voting on adopting it. Some residents have concerns with higher density housing the plan could make way for, but others are welcoming it.
Charlottetown aims to clean things up with updated unsightly premises bylaw
Charlottetown's city council is hoping to speed things up when it comes to cleaning up unsightly properties.
Meant to sting U.S., Canada's retaliatory tariffs would hurt home building here, P.E.I. group warns
The Construction Association of P.E.I. says the uncertainty around U.S. tariffs on Canadian imports, and what Canada will do to strike back, will have a major impact on people planning to build on the Island this year.
Opposition wants update on how province plans to help Islanders who are homeless
P.E.I.’s Official Opposition is demanding details about how the provincial government plans to improve services for Islanders who don't have a secure and affordable place to live.
Emotions run high at Summerside council meeting as city fights to keep lights on
Staff with Summerside Electric say they're not getting many updates from Maritime Electric after a failure at the utility's Sherbrooke substation over a week ago caused a heavy — and expensive — strain on the city's electrical grid.