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A traffic advisory has been issued with the following impacts expected for Monday, July 6:

The City of Charlottetown and Charlottetown Area Development Corporation (CADC) will reinstate the monthly parking fees at the Queen Street and Pownal parkades starting Monday, July 6.

The City of Charlottetown’s Parks and Recreation Department would like to inform residents that the recreational community pools will open for the season this weekend. ​

The City of Charlottetown's Water and Sewer Utility Department would like to remind all residents that seasonal water restrictions are in effect until September 30, 2020.

The Charlottetown Water and Sewer Utility will soon begin the next phase of work at the former East Royalty Lagoon.

The City of Charlottetown’s Capital City Canada Day celebrations will kick-off on Wednesday, July 1 beginning with a fun and engaging children’s production, “WHOA, CANADA!” with Silly Robbie & Friends.

The low profile modular composite floating dock system will be installed at Victoria Park on Wednesday, June 24.

The deadline to submit nominations for the Mayor’s Citizen Recognition Awards is fast approaching.

Charlottetown Mayor Philip Brown and Transportation, Infrastructure and Energy Minister Steven Myers reaffirmed their commitment to work together, alongside the federal government, and community groups to create and sustain active transportation pathways in Charlottetown.

The City of Charlottetown encourages all residents to celebrate Capital City Canada Day at home by taking part in a special photo mosaic.

A public meeting to hear comments on Lot 19-1 Sherwood Road and amendments to the Zoning and Development Bylaw (Bylaw PH-ZD.2) is scheduled for Tuesday, June 30, at 7 p.m., at the Rodd Royalty (14 Capital Drive).

Celebrate Capital City Canada Day by tuning in to #ohcharlottetown, a dynamic, online production jam-packed with local performers, chefs, and specials guests, hosted by quick-witted Island comedian Patrick Ledwell.

Emerald ash borer, a non-native and invasive insect that kills ash trees, has moved into Atlantic Canada. The City of Charlottetown is monitoring for the likely arrival of the destructive pest.

Nominations for the Mayor’s Citizen Recognition Awards are now open to the public.

The City of Charlottetown is celebrating the history of business in the Birthplace of Confederation and invites the public to visit the new display in the windows of the Planning and Heritage Department at 233 Queen Street.

City of Charlottetown residents are invited to show their national pride and participate in Canada Day by decorating their homes for a chance to win awesome prizes.

The City of Charlottetown is excited to announce that a virtual edition of Bike Week is set to take place from June 13 – 20.

The Charlottetown Fire Department is ending its birthday parade service as call volumes have returned to normal and businesses and workplaces have reopened.

The City of Charlottetown is celebrating Canada Day in a whole new way this year and invites the public to join in a virtual celebration full of music, celebrity chefs, arts and crafts, comedy, and much more!

The City of Charlottetown Parks and Recreation Department would like to inform user groups that all ball fields are closed for today

Customers living in the area of the Queen Street and Douglas Street intersection may experience a drop in water pressure or temporary loss of water service. Crews will continue working into the evening to resolve the issue.

Charlottetown sees itself as a leading contender to serve as host city for this year’s modified Canadian Premier League season. As an established, multi award-winning sport event hosting destination, the Capital is well positioned to offer the League the top-notch athlete experience its players desire, along with a neutral field of play.

The City of Charlottetown Parks and Recreation Department will begin to reopen public washrooms, such as those in Victoria Park, today (Friday, June 5).

The City of Charlottetown’s will be offering a workshop later this month, called Gardening in Small Places.

The City of Charlottetown Parks and Recreation Department is preparing to open online registrations for Summer Day Camps and the Intro to Sports Program.

A previously prohibited area for harvesting shellfish in the Charlottetown harbour will open to commercial shellfish harvesters as their respective seasons begin, thanks to the decommissioning of the East Royalty Lagoon. The area downstream of the former lagoon will be available during the spring relay fishery.

The City of Charlottetown's Water and Sewer Utility Department reminds the public that seasonal water use restrictions are now in effect

The City of Charlottetown and Charlottetown Area Development Corporation (CADC) will waive the monthly parking fees at the Queen Street and Pownal parkades.

As part of Renew PEI Together - Phase 3 beginning on June 1, 2020, the City of Charlottetown Parks and Recreation Department is cautiously permitting the reopening and return to play

The City of Charlottetown Parks and Recreation Department is pleased to announce that all City owned playgrounds will reopen to the public on Monday, June 1.

The City of Charlottetown’s Administrative Offices, including City Hall, MacAleer Drive City Works Garage, Charlottetown Police Services, and the Planning and Heritage Office will reopen to the public on Monday, June 1 with business hours between 8 a.m. and 4 p.m., Monday to Friday.

The City of Charlottetown is pleased to announce a new partnership with PEI Nature Tracker, encouraging residents to explore and connect with nature in the City.

The Charlottetown Fire Department is offering some recommendations to property owners regarding the use of mulch.

The Charlottetown Water and Sewer Utility would like to remind residents of the importance of proper waste disposal. During this public health emergency, people may be using a higher volume of disinfectant and other sanitary wipes. It is vital that these wipes be disposed of properly.

Charlottetown City Hall and its Administrative Offices are now operating on summer hours until October. During this time, business hours will be 8 a.m. until 4 p.m., Monday to Friday.

The City Diamond in Victoria Park will see some significant upgrades beginning Friday, May 22.

Orange tulips are popping up in flower beds around City Hall in Charlottetown.

Each year, the City of Charlottetown typically celebrates Arbor Day with hands-on nature activities with hundreds of local elementary students in Victoria Park

The City of Charlottetown Parks and Recreation Department is cautiously opening the Victoria Park Tennis Courts for limited use beginning today

City of Charlottetown Events Development Officer, Wayne Long, to represent the Capital City on a Canadian Sport Tourism Alliance COVID-19 Recovery Task Force.

The City of Charlottetown Water and Sewer Utility has approximately twenty-five rain barrels remaining through the spring rain barrel sale that launched at the beginning of May.

The City of Charlottetown is once again offering a cost sharing incentive to provide local businesses an opportunity to install a bike rack at their establishment.

The Charlottetown Water and Sewer Utility, together with the Canadian Water and Wastewater Association (CWWA), encourage building managers and operators to flush their water pipes prior to reopening buildings for public use.

The City of Charlottetown Parks and Recreation Department is cautiously re-opening some of its outdoor facilities that closed in March due to the advice and restrictions from Public Health authorities in response to the COVID-19 pandemic.

The City of Charlottetown Fire Department reminds residents, landlords and property owners of important fire safety requirements concerning the use of outdoor cooking equipment to ensure a safe and enjoyable season for all citizens.

As the weather continues to warm and signs of Spring start to pop up across the Island, the public may soon notice orange tulips in flower beds around City Hall in Charlottetown.

The City of Charlottetown Water and Sewer Utility’s regular spring maintenance check and bi-annual Hydrant Flushing Program continues this week. Residents and property owners are reminded that the maintenance may cause a temporary discolouration of the water supply and/or slight drop in water pressure.

The City of Charlottetown and Charlottetown Area Development Corporation (CADC) would like to advise the public that the Fitzroy Parkade expansion project is expected to begin on Monday, May 4.

The newest edition of the “From the Park Bench” newsletter is now available to the public. The Spring 2020 edition contains information about Emerald Ash Borer, edible landscapes, the Charlottetown Tree Protection Bylaw and more.

The City of Charlottetown Planning and Heritage Department is now issuing permits as per Phase 1 of the provincial government’s Renew PEI, Together plan, which outlines the guiding principles and phased approach to reopening businesses, services and public spaces.

Charlottetown’s highest honour, the “Key to the City”, was presented during the Community Foundation of PEI Stay-At-Home-Online Gala on Friday evening (May 1). The distinction was virtually bestowed upon Prince Edward Island’s Chief Public Health Officer, Dr. Heather Morrison, and the Province’s Chief of Nursing, Marion Dowling, along with healthcare professionals across Prince Edward Island

This is the time of year that the City of Charlottetown Parks and Recreation Department would typically release the 2020 Spring and Summer Program Brochure and also begin registration for spring and summer programs and camps.

The City of Charlottetown wishes to remind the public that smoking and the use of tobacco in any form is not permitted at City-owned and operated sport and recreation facilities and properties, including City parks.

The City of Charlottetown and Charlottetown Area Development Corporation (CADC) will waive the monthly parking fee at the Fitzroy, Queen, and Pownal parkades for the month of May.

With the warmer weather approaching and more families staying at home, the Charlottetown Fire Department would like to remind the public about outdoor fire regulations and safety.

The City of Charlottetown is reminding the public to continue to heed public health orders and recommendations as the nicer Spring weather draws more people outside.

Residents and business owners are encouraged to join the City of Charlottetown in support of Nova Scotia by displaying blue and yellow/gold décor, if possible.

The City of Charlottetown would like to inform the public that Victoria Row, between Queen Street and Great George Street, will open to pedestrians beginning Friday, May 1.

The City of Charlottetown would like to announce the release of the 2019 Community Sustainability Annual Report.

The City of Charlottetown wishes to express its deepest condolences to Nova Scotia during the unimaginable tragedy that took place last weekend.

The Victoria Park Roadway will be closed to vehicular traffic this morning (Monday, April 20) while crews repair the asphalt

Repairs on a leaking water valve at the intersection of Lower Malpeque Road and Sleepy Hollow Road are taking longer than anticipated by the Charlottetown Water and Sewer Utility.

The Victoria Park Roadway will be temporarily closed today (Thursday, April 16), beginning at 10 a.m., to complete repairs to a section of the boardwalk from Brighton Road along the front of the pool and playground. The section of the boardwalk under repair will also be closed while the work is underway.

The City of Charlottetown would like to remind the public that a tree protection bylaw is in place to assist with the management and protection of the urban forest canopy.

Members of the public who wish to participate in public meetings pertaining to Planning and Heritage items are encouraged to visit the City’s website or contact the Planning department.

A section of the Victoria Park Active Transportation Pathway (from Park Driveway to Terry Fox Drive) and Park Driveway (going into the tennis courts) will be temporarily closed today (Tuesday, April 14) to undertake necessary repairs to the historical lantern lights along Victoria Park Roadway.

The monthly meeting of Council will go ahead as scheduled today (Tuesday, April 14) at 5 p.m.

For the third straight year, Charlottetown maintained its ranking as the top city in Canada with populations under 50,000 for hosting sports events.

Motorists are advised that the Victoria Park Roadway is closed to traffic for maintenance due to storm surge damage.

A section of the Victoria Park Boardwalk, near the pool and intersection of Brighton Road, is closed for maintenance due to damage sustained overnight by storm surge flooding.

The City of Charlottetown Parks and Recreation Department is advising the public that sport and multi-purpose courts and pads, including the skateboard park, tennis courts, basketball courts, and ball hockey rink are closed until further notice, effective today (April 9, 2020).

The City of Charlottetown wishes to reassure the public that its regular Spring maintenance and cleanup will begin as soon as is possible and safe to do so.

The Parks and Recreation Department wishes to remind the public that the City of Charlottetown Dog Control Bylaw requires pet owners to keep their animals on a leash and pick up after them.

Applications for the $1,000 David “Eli” MacEachern bursary are now being accepted by the City of Charlottetown.

The City of Charlottetown released its 2020-2021 balanced budget on Thursday, April 2. The City Corporation’s operational budget is $59.7 million and the Water and Sewer Utility operational budget is $14.3 million.

The Charlottetown Water and Sewer Utility would like to remind residents of the importance of proper waste disposal.

Charlottetown City Council will hold a special public meeting on Thursday, April 2 at 12 p.m. (noon) to present the budget address and proposed budget for the 2020-2021 fiscal year.

The Victoria Park Cycling Lane will be open for the season beginning at 12 p.m. (noon) today (Tuesday, March 31) as an active transportation pathway.

The Charlottetown Fire Department is providing some key fire prevention reminders to residents as they continue to follow directives given from the Provincial Heath Office throughout this COVID-19 pandemic.

The City of Charlottetown and Charlottetown Area Development Corporation (CADC) will waive the monthly parking fee at the Fitzroy, Queen, and Pownal parkades for the month of April.

The City of Charlottetown Planning and Heritage department is adjusting its services, heeding the advice of Municipal Affairs and the Chief Public Health Officer.

The City of Charlottetown’s Water and Sewer Utility continues to provide essential services to residents and businesses while working to protect employees during this Public Health Emergency.

Belmont Street, between Longworth Avenue and Dresden Court, will be closed to traffic for the remainder of the day

The City of Charlottetown Arts Advisory Board is still accepting submissions for the Imagine Charlottetown Idea bank.

The City of Charlottetown continues to work closely with the government of Prince Edward Island, following the guidance and recommendations from provincial and federal health officials on COVID-19.

Since the announcement of the Public Health Emergency, the City of Charlottetown’s Water and Sewer Utility continues to provide services to residents while working to protect employees.

The City of Charlottetown has made the tough decision to temporarily close all playground structures located at City-owned Parks or recreation facilities.

The City of Charlottetown has extended all tender deadlines by two weeks, as many businesses have reduced staff and closures of potential suppliers due to COVID-19.

The Community Conversations Series, scheduled to take place March 21 – April 1 through the Charlottetown Food Council, has been postponed due to social distancing requirements with COVID-19.

Following the Provincial declaration of a Public Health Emergency, the City of Charlottetown is taking further steps to help reduce the spread of COVID-19 and mitigate impacts on municipal services, as the health and safety of residents is the number one priority.

The Special Meeting of Council originally scheduled to take place today (Monday, March 16) has been cancelled, due to a scheduling conflict.

Following the recent announcement by the Government of Prince Edward Island, the City’s Emergency Measures Organization (EMO) has made the tough decision to close all City-owned sport and recreation facilities and cancel Parks and Recreation programming until further notice.

With the evolving health situation regarding COVID-19, the City of Charlottetown wishes to reassure the public that it is closely monitoring information as it is received from health authorities.

The City of Charlottetown’s Planning and Heritage Department would like to remind the public that the process for the development of Short-Term Rental regulations

Sport tourism continues to be a driving force in Charlottetown. This year a dozen major sport championships will be hosted in the capital city, with the first national event scheduled to begin this week; the top female university hockey players in the country will return to Bell Aliant Centre - MacLauchlan Arena on Thursday to compete for the 2020 U SPORTS Women's Hockey Championship title.

The City of Charlottetown’s Environment and Sustainability Department has teamed up with the Intact Centre on Climate Adaptation to promote awareness and education during Home Flood Protection Week, taking place March 23 – 27.

Road work will take place today (Friday, March 6) at approximately 11 a.m. on Spring Park Road at the intersection with Kirkwood Drive. Traffic flow will be reduced to one lane, alternating. Traffic control personnel will be on site. The work is expected to take a few hours to complete.

The public is invited to The Guild (111 Queen Street) tomorrow (Thursday, March 5) for a sneak peek of the submissions obtained in the Imagine Charlottetown Idea Bank to date.