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Arrest made in 1988 murder of Charlottetown teacher - Vimarsana News

Arrest made in 1988 murder of Charlottetown teacher

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.”

Source: cp24.com
P.E.I. news: Charlottetown council votes to move outreach centre - Vimarsana News

P.E.I. news: Charlottetown council votes to move outreach centre

In a narrow vote, the Charlottetown council voted to approve a provincial temporary variance to move the Community Outreach Centre on Monday night.

Stratford, P.E.I.'s new surveillance cameras will be 'effective tool': RCMP - Vimarsana News

Stratford, P.E.I.'s new surveillance cameras will be 'effective tool': RCMP

Stratford, P.E.I. has installed two new police surveillance cameras — not to enforce speeding, but to promote public safety and help solve crimes.

Source: cbc.ca
Charlottetown police not negligent in Tyler Knockwood's death, investigation reveals - Vimarsana News

Charlottetown police not negligent in Tyler Knockwood's death, investigation reveals

An external police investigation into the January 2023 death of Tyler Knockwood has found police were not negligent in the death of the 34-year-old Indigenous man.

Source: cbc.ca
Charlottetown council votes to add 6 more police officers — but dozens more are needed, chief says - Vimarsana News

Charlottetown council votes to add 6 more police officers — but dozens more are needed, chief says

The City of Charlottetown is dipping into its extraordinary expenses budget line and reallocating more than $260,000 to hire six full-time police officers from January to March.

Source: cbc.ca