Charlottetown News

Pope Benedict XVI has named Toronto's auxiliary bishop the new Bishop of Charlottetown.

Richmond's Diana Kaarina is about to hit Theatre Under the Stars's stage once again.

Racers battle for position during the Atlantic Kart Racing Series held in Summerside over the weekend.

SUMMERSIDE Batten down the hatches, a Highland storm is making landfall. Tonight, the College of Piping debuts "Highland Storm: The Gael", the revamped summer production its artistic director says will "blow people away". "It sounds really phenomenal," says Stephanie Cadman.

Tourism operators in the Maritimes are hoping the recent spate of bad weather has only caused a rain delay in travel, and not vacation cancellations.

Mohamed Mara, 27, a refugee from west Africa living in Charlottetown, is embraced by Christina MacLeod of Community Outreach, left, and personal friend Doris Jenkins.

Members of the Senate Standing Committee on National Security and Defence will lay a wreath at the Charlottetown Cenotaph on Monday as part of a visit to Veterans Affairs Canada's Head Office in Charlottetown.

The voice of harness racing on P.E.I. was missing when Summerside Raceway opened its new facilities Wednesday.

WELLINGTON A Wellington man died Friday after working to hook up a generator in the community.

The Rodd Confederation Inn is being sold with a plan to turn the site into seniors' apartments.

Re: "Garden City lands still at risk," Letters, June 26. I commend quick-acting Carol Day, who urged readers to contact the parties renegotiating the Garden City lands agreement.

One of the Canadian Navya s submarines, HMCS Corner Brook, paid a visit to Charlottetown last weekend and tied up at the new cruise ship terminal.

Tourism Charlottetown is preparing to launch another new tourism product this summer with the new P.E.I. Sound & Light Show, scheduled to begin tonight Thursday, July 2. The show is entitled Celebrate the Canadian Dream Voices from the Island, presented by Homburg Canada Inc, The official launch of the show will be in conjunction with the Canada ...

A UPEI researcher hopes to shed new light on a growing problem across Canada and around the world - the reintegration into the workplace of veterans with mental health conditions.

CHARLOTTETOWN Environment Canada officials could know later today just how much partially-treated sewage has made its way into Queen County's East River.

Announcing improvements to recreational infrastructure, from left, are North Rustico chair David Blacquiere; federal Fisheries Minister Gail Shea; P.E.I. Communities, Cultural Affairs and Labour Minister Carolyn Bertram; and David Swan, representing the Richmond Recreation Centre.

A spokesman for Ocean Choice International described talks on the weekend with P.E.I. government officials as "cordial and wide ranging." OCI officials met with P.E.I. provincial government ministers Allan Campbell and Neil LeClair in St.

Progressive Conservative MLA Mike Currie pleaded guilty to a charge of assault in Provincial Court Friday morning.

A homeowner is doubtful plans to fight the eviction facing all residents of a trailer park in Charlottetown will end in success.

Three Amherst men are facing more than 20 charges following a three-hour standoff in the town early Sunday.