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A Toronto man who was one of Canada's most-wanted fugitives until his arrest in P.E.I. last week is now back in his home province.

Property crime may be down overall in Charlottetown, but the police chief says the capital city usually see a bit of a spike in break-ins, thefts and trespassing this time of year — and its effects can leave victims feeling shaken.

Last month, Charlottetown police recommended halting e-scooter rentals in the city, citing public safety. But the force said it since came to an agreement with the business operator.

As P.E.I. residents come together to dig out from the snowstorm get life back to normal, police are warning fraudsters are trying to take advantage of the situation.

The lawyer representing the man charged with killing P.E.I. high school teacher Byron Carr 35 years ago appeared in a Charlottetown courtroom on his client’s behalf Thursday morning.

When Charlottetown police announced an arrest in the 1988 killing of teacher Byron Carr, they credited genetic genealogy as a 'game changer.'

The relatives of Byron Carr, along with many other Prince Edward Islanders, have been waiting 35 years for Friday’s announcement from police.

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A 56-year-old P.E.I. man has been arrested and charged with first-degree murder in the 1988 death of Byron Carr, Charlottetown Police Services chief says

CHARLOTTETOWN - Police in Prince Edward Island say they have solved a 35-year-old homicide case involving a man who was strangled and stabbed in his home by someone who left a message saying, "I will kill again."