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P.E.I. council approves six new officers - Vimarsana News

P.E.I. council approves six new officers

Charlottetown council approved six new police officers for the city.

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 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
'There's enough noise now': Charlottetown says no to earlier construction work start in the morning - Vimarsana News

'There's enough noise now': Charlottetown says no to earlier construction work start in the morning

The City of Charlottetown says it will not allow construction work to start one hour earlier in the summer.

Source: cbc.ca
Elections P.E.I. refuses to continue handling elections in Charlottetown - Vimarsana News

Elections P.E.I. refuses to continue handling elections in Charlottetown

Elections P.E.I. usually administers elections in five municipalities in the province, but now Charlottetown is off that list. The reason? The chief electoral officer has 'deep concerns regarding the councillors' understanding of the Municipal Government Act... and the principle of impartial elections.'

Source: cbc.ca