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The City of Charlottetown has launched a new digital engagement platform – charlottetownhall.ca. Its purpose is to make it easier for residents to connect with the City and share feedback on the major projects, plans and initiatives that matter to them most.

The Fabulously Rich, Reeny Smith to headline the musical line up

All parties agree on solutions to create a safer, more accessible roadway

The development of Charlottetown’s new Strategic Plan is now underway. The new plan will help define how the City will embrace opportunities, confront challenges and leverage its assets in order to grow and flourish.

The City of Charlottetown is inviting residents to celebrate Bike Week from Monday, June 13 to Sunday, June 19. The annual celebration encourages people to use active transportation as their preferred mode of travel.

A monthly overview of current and upcoming road-related construction projects.

In response to some Marshfield area property owners, the City Charlottetown has been approved to proceed with a municipal restructuring to changes its boundaries. The request to expand the city boundary relates to seven Marshfield area properties (approximately 116.30 aces) that do not currently have a local government or municipal services.

Ten new community projects and initiatives will receive funding from the City of Charlottetown’s 2022 Community Sustainability Micro-Grant Program. Since 2011, the annual program has supported more than 90 community projects.

Charlottetown City Hall, along with the City’s Administrative Offices, will be operating on summer hours beginning Tuesday, May 24. The summer business hours are 8:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m., Monday to Friday and in place until October.

The City of Charlottetown is offering a free gardening workshop for kids on Saturday, June 4. Kids, ages 6 to 10, are invited to learn about growing food and plants in small spaces such as balconies and containers.

As Interim CAO, my responsibility is to support Council and staff to deliver on Council’s mandate.

The City of Charlottetown hosting a series of free, family-friendly eco activities in Victoria Park this summer. The nature education programs are an opportunity for residents to get outside and get active.

This evening, a Special Meeting of Council was held to discuss a Human Resource Matter. Two resolutions were approved by Council.

The City of Charlottetown is helping residents with home energy opportunities one neighourhood at a time. In partnership with efficiencyPEI, the Better Homes Neighbourhood Energy Project (BHNEP) was created in 2019 to deliver a local, hands-on approach to home energy projects and savings.

This year, the City of Charlottetown, alongside the Seniors’ Engagement Committee, is launching a programming series for that support the City’s commitment to becoming an age-friendly community.

Each year, to celebrate Earth Day (April 22), communities around the world come together to protect the environment and create a healthy, more sustainable future for the planet.

The City of Charlottetown, in partnership with the Town of Stratford and the School of Climate Change and Adaptation at the University of Prince Edward Island (UPEI), have launched Climate Trackers – a new citizen-science based sustainability initiative.

The active transportation lane in Victoria Park will be open for the season beginning at 12:00 p.m. (noon) on Thursday, April 14.

To help celebrate Earth Day and specifically the importance of water, the City of Charlottetown is hosting a free documentary film screening – Reflection: A Walk with Water by Emmett Brennan.

The City of Charlottetown is advising residents that Water and Sewer Utility will begin its spring maintenance program on Monday, April 11.

To help mark the 105th anniversary of the Battle of Vimy Ridge (April 9-12, 1917), the City of Charlottetown has partnered with The Prince Edward Island Regiment Museum to launch an exhibit that explores the history of the First World War.

Today, at a Special Council Meeting, Charlottetown City Council approved the 2022-2023 annual budget. The balanced budget includes a $66.5 million operational budget of the City Corporation and a $15 million Water and Sewer Utility operational budget.

Switch Programs for the Town of Stratford and City of Charlottetown are pleased to announce the donation of seven infrared imaging devices and 10 energy meters to PEI Libraries.

The Community Sustainability Micro-Grant Program call for applications is now open. Eligible projects can receive up to $2,500 in funding to help bring their project to life.

This August, surround yourself in Van Gogh and experience art like you never have before.

The City of Charlottetown is joining municipalities across the country to celebrate World Water Day today – March 22.

The City of Charlottetown is celebrating the ‘Year of the Garden’ as part of its commitment to urban beautification and growing local food.

The City of Charlottetown is pleased to announce the return of major festivals, signature events and the sport hosting that we know and love.

As Charlottetown continues to plan for the future, two major plans have been initiated to help define how the City will grow and develop. The new plans – Strategic Plan and Official Plan – will help the City to embrace opportunities, confront challenges and leverage its assets that will allow it to flourish.

Starting on Monday, February 28, 2022, the City of Charlottetown is moving forward with its reopening plan and will be opening the doors to the public for specific services.

The City of Charlottetown would like to advise residents that pothole repairs on streets are now underway. The repair work will take place on an as needed basis (weather permitting) and is expected to continue through the winter and spring seasons.

Residents are invited to get active and celebrate together safely on Islander Day. The City of Charlottetown will be hosting a variety of free, family-friendly activities including an online kids show, family swims and family skates.

Slow rolling convoy expected along University Avenue this Saturday

The City of Charlottetown will be celebrating the one-year countdown to the 2023 Canada Winter Games by showcasing its excitement and commitment to the upcoming Games.

Protest initially planned for January 5 has been postponed; update to follow

Slow rolling convoy expected along University Avenue

Free public skating is now open at all of the city’s 12 outdoor rinks, along with cross-country skiing, snowshoeing and winter walking trails.

Charlottetown City Council approved the City’s proposed 2022-2023 Capital Budget. The city’s approved Capital Budget is $90.41M, less partner funding of $30.88M, and $13.40M, less partner funding of $8.67M, for Water and Sewer Utility Corporation, for a total of approximately $103.8M. The approved Capital Budget will help the city continue to plan for the future by investing in the community and maintaining the delivery of essential services.

Residents are invited to participate in the Winter Lights Photo Challenge and Winter Wonderland Home Decorating Contest, in addition to virtual activities including art parties, family dance parties and fitness classes.

The Wright’s Creek Bridge replacement project is nearly complete, and the pedestrian corridor is now open for public use. The bridge serves as a key connection to approximately 90 acres of municipally-owned green space.

Farm & Food Care Prince Edward Island in partnership with the City of Charlottetown, is taking action to help address food waste and food insecurity by creating a local food recovery network.

Beginning this week, holiday festive lights and décor are being transitioned to winter lights and will help the city continue to glow.

Charlottetown City Council approved and made public the schematic design for the Simmons Sports Centre at a regular meeting of the Council on Monday, January 10, 2021.

In addition to the provincially mandated COVID-19 restrictions and the recent measures undertaken by the City of Charlottetown, here’s a look at the municipal facilities and services that will be open or closed this holiday season.

As one of 10 host cities, the City of Charlottetown and Discover Charlottetown are pleased to represent Prince Edward Island and welcome Winterlude’s 2022 National Ice Carving Championship to Charlottetown.

The City of Charlottetown is pleased to announce the 2021 Wintertide Holiday Festival Home Decorating Contest winners. A special thank you to the dozens of residences that participated in the annual contest.

Residents, stakeholders and local businesses are invited to have their say on the City of Charlottetown’s 2022/2023 Annual Capital Budget.

The City of Charlottetown has installed new public electric vehicle (EV) charging stations across the city.

The City of Charlottetown has installed new public electric vehicle (EV) charging stations across the city. Nineteen, Level 2 stations have been, installed, with thirteen activated and ready for public use, and six coming online shortly.

An historic, pop-up exhibit is now open and helping to celebrate the holiday season. The City of Charlottetown, in partnership with the Prince Edward Island Regiment Museum, created a new exhibit, entitled Happy Holidays, that features vintage and handmade toys, historic photographs and postcards of holidays past, and holiday decorations.

Due to current weather conditions, City of Charlottetown administrative offices are delayed opening until 9:00am.

The City of Charlottetown is hosting a series of COVID-19-friendly Capital New Year celebrations, featuring free, family-friendly events and activities.

As of December 1, 2021, 433 of 439 employees are confirmed as fully vaccinated at the City of Charlottetown.

Due to inclement weather, tonight’s Santa neighbourhood parade tour through Winsloe and West Royalty has been postponed to Wednesday, December 1.

The City of Charlottetown, in partnership with the PEI Public Library, is hosting the 26th Annual Jingle Bell Walk event and activities, including its second StoryWalk®.

Due to inclement weather, tonight’s Santa neighbourhood parade tour through City Centre has been postponed to Tuesday, November 30.

Due to this evening’s inclement weather forecast, tonight’s Santa neighbourhood parade tour through Sherwood-Parkdale and City Centre has been postponed to Sunday, November 28.

The City of Charlottetown is pleased to continue its annual tradition of free Christmas concerts as part of the Wintertide Holiday Festival.

Nothing signals the arrival of the Holiday Season in Charlottetown like the popular Wintertide Holiday Festival, an impressive collection of seasonal events and celebrations offered by the City of Charlottetown, its partners, and community organizations from November 22 – January 9.

The City of Charlottetown is pleased to announce the return of The Charlottetown Christmas Parade presents: Santa Claus Comes to Town. The six-day parade tour will travel through local neighbourhoods starting Monday, November 22 at 5:30 p.m. nightly.

The City of Charlottetown honoured six people for their military service during the 2021 Veterans Recognition Awards ceremony on Tuesday, November 9, at the Rodd Charlottetown.

The City of Charlottetown is currently seeking applications for three vacancies on the Civic Board for Persons with Disabilities, one vacancy on the Planning Board, and one vacancy on the Seniors Engagement Committee.

The City of Charlottetown has partnered with The Prince Edward Island Regiment Museum to create a pop-up historic exhibit entitled Lest We Forget, which honours the men and women who served our country in times of war & peace. The display is located on the first floor of the Confederation Court Mall.

A public meeting is scheduled and will be held on Tuesday, November 9, 2021. The meeting will start at 7:00pm and is being hosted at the Confederation Centre of the Arts.

As of November 30, 2021, all City of Charlottetown Employees, Council Members, Volunteer Firefighters, other Volunteers, Students, contractors, and all other people working in or out of City facilities, will be required to be fully vaccinated against Covid-19.

The Charlottetown Arts and Culture Awards honoured four individuals for outstanding contributions to the arts community at a ceremony held at Trailside Music Hall on Monday, October 25.

The East Coast Music Association announced today that the East Coast Music Awards: Festival and Conference will return to Charlottetown in May 2024.

The Atlantic Mayor’s Congress, an organization of Atlantic Canadian cities and municipalities committed to improving municipal government and developing a strong, unified voice to advocate for municipalities in the Atlantic region, is set to meet Thursday, October 21 until Saturday October 23, 2021.

During the 27th edition of the Communities in Bloom National Awards Ceremony, held virtually on October 7, Charlottetown was selected as the recipient of the Municipal World WinterLife Award.

In honour of Small Business Week, City Council has approved free parking at all metered and parkade parking, starting at 11:00 am, to encourage all residents, shoppers, and travelers to support local small businesses in Charlottetown.

The 17th annual Prince Edward Island Marathon is scheduled for October 16th – 17th, 2021. The PEI Marathon Weekend is a two-day running and walking event this year.

- The City of Charlottetown Seniors Engagement Committee is launching a series of workshops to obtain input and feedback from the senior and near senior population.

Charlottetown City Hall and its Administrative Offices are now operating under winter hours

During the first Event Atlantic Excellence Awards, Wayne Long, Events Development Officer with the City of Charlottetown, was recognized as the inaugural Champion of the Year

The City of Charlottetown is now accepting nominations for the 2021 Veterans Recognition Awards

A traffic advisory has been issued with the following traffic flow impacts expected for Friday, October 8, 2021:

Today, on Energy Efficiency Day, the City of Charlottetown announced details today on the success of its new Switch Efficiency Program. The program was launched in Charlottetown, Stratford, and Wolfville, Nova Scotia in July and already has a million dollars in projects underway.

A traffic advisory has been issued with the following traffic flow impacts expected for Thursday, October 7, 2021

A traffic advisory has been issued with the following traffic flow impacts expected for Wednesday, October 6, 2021

A traffic advisory has been issued with the following traffic flow impacts expected for Tuesday October 5, 2021

An accessible, multi-use paved pathway from Murchison Lane to St. Peters Road is now open to the public thanks to the City of Charlottetown’s Active Transportation Project.

On September 30, 2021, Rochford Street will be closed, in honour of the scheduled Reconciliation Ceremony, between Fitzroy Street and Kent Street from 9:00 am and 12:30 pm.

Charlottetown City Hall and its administrative offices will be closed tomorrow, September 30, 2021, in recognition of the first National Day of Truth and Reconciliation.

A traffic advisory has been issued with the following traffic flow impacts expected for Thursday September 30 and Friday October 1

A traffic advisory has been issued with the following traffic flow impacts expected for Wednesday, September 29:

The lawns and gardens of Charlottetown are being celebrated this month as the Make Our Hometown Beautiful winners are announced.

The City of Charlottetown Parks and Recreation Department has released its 2021/22 Fall and Winter Program Brochure.

The City of Charlottetown’s Planning and Heritage Department has released a technical background report outlining the community impacts of short-term rental (STR) properties, feedback received from the public during the consultation phase, and STR regulatory options based on best practices across the country.

The City of Charlottetown’s Fire Department is launching its volunteer firefighter recruitment campaign today, Monday, September 20, 2021.

Out of an abundance of caution due to the unfolding COVID-19 outbreak on PEI, the City of Charlottetown has decided to cancel the Rooted in Art Music & Mocktails in the Park event initially scheduled to take place on Sunday, September 19.

A traffic advisory has been issued with the following traffic flow impacts expected for Monday, September 13:

The City of Charlottetown Parks and Recreation Department would like to inform residents and user groups that all ball fields are closed today, Friday, September 10, 2021, due to the weather and poor field conditions.

The City of Charlottetown's Water and Sewer Utility wishes to advise the public that its fall maintenance check and bi-annual Hydrant Flushing Program is expected to begin on September 27th and take place over a four- to six-week period.

A traffic advisory has been issued with the following traffic flow impacts expected for Wednesday, September 8:

A reminder that the City of Charlottetown is currently seeking applications for vacancies on the Arts Advisory Board and the Mayor’s Active Transportation Task Force.

A traffic advisory has been issued with the following traffic flow impacts expected:

A traffic advisory has been issued with the following traffic flow impacts expected for Wednesday September 1

The City of Charlottetown Parks and Recreation Department would like to notify the public that the Victoria Park Floating Dock will be temporarily