Charlottetown News

The City of Charlottetown wants to boost development with one tax plan while it hopes a retired judge's report sees municipal revenue boosted on another.

The Talking Bus has been operating about a year. A Charlottetown web developer is helping out the city's fledgling bus service with an automated bus schedule phone-in service.

A major winter storm continued its path up the U.S. eastern seaboard Saturday morning, but its heavy snowfall is expected to largely bypass Canada.

David MacKenzie, the ceo of the Confederation Centre of the Arts. Critics are taking aim at the Charlottetown Festival for what they say is an abundance of American content in a festival that should showcase Canadian talent.

A high-speed ferry that has run between Maine and Nova Scotia for more than a decade is discontinuing service because the operation is no longer financially viable.

This handout photo released by Greenpeace shows the boat Arctic Sunrise reaching 'the ice bridge' in the Robeson channel, near the border between Greenland and Canada on Sept.

Three Charlottetown men have been charged with drug trafficking after the Joint Forces Street Crime Unit raided three residences over the last two weeks.

Three Island lawyers have been named to the Queen's Counsel. The appointment of Kathleen Loo Craig, North Bedeque; E.W. Scott Dickieson, Charlottetown; and Susan M. Robinson, Tryon were announced Friday by P.E.I. Attorney General Gerard Greenan.

CHARLOTTETOWN The Amanda MacLean rink from the Maple Leaf Curling Club in O'Leary is headed to the 2011 Canada Winter Games.

There is a new format and lineup for The Charlottetown Festival in 2010, organizers announced Friday.

It was not a typical drug bust for RCMP patrolling P.E.I.'s Confederation Bridge.

Who gets paid for going back and forth to their workplace from home every day? The Department of Education staff, that's who.

Tim Chaisson & Morning Fold leads the pack of nominees for the 2010 Music P.E.I. Awards with five nominations.

The man who struck and seriously injured a teenager at a crosswalk last month in Charlottetown has decided to relinquish his licence over concern for his ability to drive safely with a vision impairment.

Educational researchers in P.E.I. and New Brunswick are investigating the advantages of having a daycare centre located in a school.

The province announced a new location Friday for its needle exchange program in Charlottetown.

A new Charlottetown location for the Needle Exchange Program was announced today by Health Minister Doug Currie.

The City of Summerside was unsuccessful in its bid for an appeal of a judgment of malicious prosecution handed down by the P.E.I. Supreme Court and upheld by the P.E.I. Supreme Court Appeals Division.

Charlottetown has won its bid to host the 2010 WinterLights Symposium and Awards from March 4-6 at the Delta Prince Edward Hotel.

Charlottetown is considering putting a crossing guard at an intersection where two high school students were struck by a car last week.