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A traffic advisory has been issued with the following traffic flow impacts expected for Monday, June 21

City of Charlottetown Water and Sewer Utility would like to inform the public that they are currently managing a water main break in East Royalty on the high-pressure system.

The Charlottetown Sewer and Water Utility has implemented an online account portal which will allow customers to receive water and sewer bills electronically.

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.

A traffic advisory has been issued with the following traffic flow impacts expected for Thursday, June 17

The City of Charlottetown will serve as a featured location for this year’s National Canada Day Evening Program.

The Charlottetown Water and Sewer Utility would like to advise customers that repair work is required on a water valve in East Royalty at the intersection of St. Peters Road and Oakland Drive.

The City of Charlottetown’s Environment and Sustainability Committee is now accepting a second round of applications to the 2021 Community Sustainability Micro-Grant Program.

The City of Charlottetown is excited to announce that Bike Week will take place this year from June 14-21, 2021.

A traffic advisory has been issued with the following traffic flow impacts expected for Thursday, June 3: • Sidewalk work is scheduled to take place in the following areas for the week of May 31 – June 4: o Prince Street, between Kent Street to Grafton Street o Grafton Street, between Pownal Street and Rochford Street o Hillsborough Street, between Water Street and Dorchester Street • Work continues on the new library on Queen Street, between Richmond Street and Sydney Street. This section of sidewalk remains open to pedestrian traffic with signage in place as this work is ongoing. • A section of the boardwalk that runs along the waterfront parallel to Haviland Street, adjacent to the Culinary Institute and the Armoury, will be closed to pedestrians during construction of a project at 15 Haviland Street. Those using the boardwalk will need to go around the site while exploratory excavation work related to a future building and the existing stormwater pipe is completed.

At a special meeting of the City Council on May 31, 2021, Councillor Julie McCabe introduced a resolution, at the request of Councillor Greg Rivard, that the statue, currently located on the corner of Queen Street and Richmond Street, be removed from its current location.