Charlottetown News

John Barrett, president of the Rotary Club of Charlottetown Royalty, welcomes Rev.

A refugee family with three preschoolers safely fled a fire in their home in Charlottetown this morning.

Missy, the million dollar cow. Photograph by: Supplied, edmontonjournal.com EDMONTON a ' Missy is back in her Ponoka, Alta., barn after becoming only the second Canadian cow a ' and the fifth in the world a ' to sell for more than $1 million.

Alicia Flemming, left, Ross Hastie and Lauren Giroux, Glen Stewart School students, hold the Olympic torches they made to cheer on the Olympic flame Saturday as it arrives in Stratford.

The P.E.I. founder of the Canadian Centre for Home Children is asking the Canadian government to follow Australia's lead and apologize for its role in the child migrant program.

Charlottetown's Riverside Drive could include two roundabouts as part of a major upgrade, says Transportation Minister Ron MacKinley.

A former Parti QuA©bA©cois premier who watched his province come within a hair of voting for independence from Canada says sovereignty is more pertinent than ever in an increasingly globalized world.

The federal and provincial governments have each committed $1 million to convert an old oil-tank farm on Charlottetown's waterfront to a concert and event site.

The flu assessment site located at Four Neighborhoods Family Health Centre in Charlottetown is now closed.

The board of directors of Tourism Charlottetown & the PEI Convention Partnership announced Thursday the hiring of Myrtle Jenkins-Smith as their new Chief Executive Officer and Mark Carr-Rollit as Director of Operations.

Charlottetown Police laid more than a dozen criminal charges Friday against six men following a rash of crimes in the Sherwood-Parkdale area last weekend.

November is Diabetes Awareness Month on P.E.I. To mark the occasion, the Canadian Diabetes Association will be hosintg a Diabetes Expo on Friday.

Tourism Charlottetown has hired a new CEO and a new director of operations. Myrtle Jenkins-Smith and Mark Carr-Rollitt are scheduled to start their new jobs on Nov.

Health P.E.I. takes control of 'operational and service delivery', including pharmacy and dental programs PROVINCE HOUSE BY WAYNE THIBODEAU The Guardian The future of health care delivery is being thrown into question once again as the P.E.I. government gets set to create a new arm's-length body to control the delivery of health care in Canada's ...

Several thousand people gathered at the Cenotaph in Charlottetown yesterday to salute those gallant Canadians who had taken up arms in the defence of freedom and democracy in the First and Second World Wars and the Korean War.

Two well-known Liberals, including a former Liberal MLA, have been named to the Prince Edward Island Liquor Control Commission.

The P.E.I. government has closed its flu assessment centre in O'Leary after the number of new cases of swine flu dropped off over the weekend.

Summerside Mayor Basil Stewart is calling on his municipal counterparts in Nova Scotia to end their Bell Aliant contracts.

Judy Creighton, a longtime journalist with The Canadian Press, has received a prestigious award for her lifetime of service to Canada's culinary community.

Crews in Charlottetown will begin laying the groundwork Monday for two road construction projects designed to improve traffic flow.