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Councillors close the book on all 11 City of Charlottetown financial issues cited in BDO report - Vimarsana News

Councillors close the book on all 11 City of Charlottetown financial issues cited in BDO report

Charlottetown's city councillors have once again voted to look no further into financial concerns raised by a 2023 forensic audit, with Mayor Philip Brown saying: 'Lessons have been learned.'

Source: cbc.ca
Council approves $25k in emergency funding to The Guild as non-profit faces 'imminent collapse' - Vimarsana News

Council approves $25k in emergency funding to The Guild as non-profit faces 'imminent collapse'

Charlottetown council has approved $25,000 in emergency funding to The Guild in an attempt to keep it afloat during its financial freefall.

Source: cbc.ca
Charlottetown council votes against supervised injection site - Vimarsana News

Charlottetown council votes against supervised injection site

The City of Charlottetown is saying no to plans to move a supervised injection site to Park Street.

Source: cbc.ca
Charlottetown councillor questions hundreds of thousands in city grants - Vimarsana News

Charlottetown councillor questions hundreds of thousands in city grants

The City of Charlottetown needs a clearer system for offering grants to local organizations, says Coun. Bob Doiron.

Source: cbc.ca
Charlottetown council keeps red flags from audit under wraps, votes to 'move forward' - Vimarsana News

Charlottetown council keeps red flags from audit under wraps, votes to 'move forward'

Charlottetown city council has voted to close its own investigation into nine allegations raised as part of a financial audit, without ever making details of those allegations public.

Source: cbc.ca