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Charlottetown Police Services are re-routing southbound traffic travelling on Brackley Point Road onto Sherwood Road due to a single-vehicle accident near 265 Brackley Point Road.

Queen Street, between Connolly Street, Reserve Street and Desbrisay Crescent. will be closed for the day (Tuesday, February 18).

The City of Charlottetown celebrated Heritage Day today (Tuesday, February 18) with an event that included an awards ceremony to honour individuals and organizations in the community who have worked diligently to preserve and celebrate the City’s heritage, and the unveiling of an outdoor exhibit celebrating the history of the business community in Charlottetown.

The fun and excitement at Jack Frost Winterfest has been non-stop since the gates opened last night, but Jack is not done yet!

The Jack Frost Winterfest is taking place February 14 – 17 at Confederation Landing, Founders’ Food Hall and Market, Confederation Centre of the Arts and Delta/PEI Convention Centre.

The City of Charlottetown Arts Advisory Board invites the community to submit ideas for adding more public art to the municipality for all to enjoy.

The City of Charlottetown and The Island’s Country 95.1 CFCY have partnered to host the CFCY Hoedown Skate

The 11th annual Walk in Silence for Victims of Family Violence will take place in Charlottetown on Wednesday, February 12, from 12 p.m. (noon) until approximately 12:30 p.m., with a reception to follow at City Hall, 199 Queen Street.

The first phase of a multi-use active transportation path has been approved, thanks to the support of Charlottetown City Council and the Government of Prince Edward Island’s active transportation fund.

The City of Charlottetown invites the public to participate in celebrating Heritage Day on Tuesday, February 18 at 12 p.m. at City Hall

Charlottetown resident and environmental activist, Dr. John W. Andrew of East Royalty, received an environmental award from The Ellen’s Creek Watershed Group

Event organizers and food vendors have new resources available for planning sustainable events in Charlottetown and reducing impacts on the environment, thanks to a resolution of Charlottetown City Council.