Charlottetown News

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.

Charlottetown police are investigating after an anonymous tipster called about a sawed-off shotgun found in a box.

SUMMERSIDE The Summerside police and firefighters union, along with the Prince Edward Island Police Association, are meeting this morning with the director of the Office of Public Safety.

The seventh annual Symons lecture at Charlottetown's Confederation Centre of the Arts has a new feature this year: a $3,000 essay contest.

Dawn Tufts grooms Logan, her Airedale, before he goes into the show ring during the Island Dog Club show in Charlottetown on the weekend.

This Halloween students from across Prince Edward Island will be doing their part to help grant the wish of an Island child.

A shortage of swine flu vaccine prompted health officials to shut down three clinics early on Thursday and health officials are warning the stockpile of vaccine on the Island is running dangerously low.

Anne Murray says she decided to write her tell-all memoir because it was the last item remaining on her career to-do list.

CHARLOTTETOWN A 26-year-old North Milton man is facing charges of possession of child pornography and distribution of child pornography following a police search carried out Wednesday.

Jim Ross, right, president of Provincial Command of the Royal Canadian Legion, places the first poppy on the lapel of P.E.I. Lt.-Gov. Barbara Hagerman as Lee Gill, honorary president, looks on.

An Influenza Assessment Site, opening in Charlottetown tomorrow, will provide health services to Islanders with influenza-like illness, says Dr.

A pair of anti-seal protesters protesters were arrested Wednesday for disrupting the Fisheries Council of Canada fall conference in Charlottetown.

Demonstrators with People for the Ethical Treatment of Animals are planning to protest the Canadian seal hunt outside the Fisheries Council of Canada fall conference in Charlottetown today.

The city laid it on the line Tuesday with representatives from Bell Aliant over pending job losses in Summerside and is now awaiting a reply from the major communications company.

Shoppers looking for bargains had a last chance on the weekend at two Charlottetown stores dedicated to selling P.E.I. products.

Hundreds of Islanders will be rolling up their sleeves Monday as the province opens swine flu vaccination clinics.

As a child growing up in Charlottetown in the 1970s, Carolyn Campbell showed plenty of promise in dance.