Renaming public property in honour of Ron Moeser
Mayor John Tory has asked Ward 44 Councillor Jim Hart to convene a panel of councillors and community members to determine a suitable public property to be named or renamed in memory of Ron...
Councillor’s Message April 2018
It’s that time of year again. Time to think about spring cleaning! Ward 44 Environment Day on April 21 This is a great opportunity to gather up and get rid of all the junk...
Young Centennial family shows you can go home again!
By Denise Bacon Peter and Wendy were high-school sweethearts at Mowat C.I. where Peter played on the Mowat hockey team. They both grew up here in the Centennial neighbourhood, enjoying the beach and parks...
Movie event raised $1,300 for safe house for women and kids
A movie event like this required lots of popcorn! By Kathryn Stocks Dozens of families gathered at the Port Union Community Centre on February 25 for a movie fundraising event put on by Jodi...
Student activist honoured for outstanding volunteerism
By Eunice Chong Maya Morose, a Grade 9 student at Sir Oliver Mowat C.I., was recognized last month for her outstanding contributions to communities both at home and abroad through her volunteer work with...
MP Report April 2018
As we count down the days until the arrival of spring, we eagerly await the revival of the greenery and wildlife in our community. Here in our southeast corner of Scarborough we are especially...
Noteworthy Alumni from Charlottetown
By Kathy Rowe Thousands of children have gone through Charlottetown Junior Public school since it opened its doors back in 1969, but there are a few who have definitely turned heads over the past...
MPP Report April 2018
I hope that you and your family enjoyed a wonderful Easter weekend! In this update, I am pleased to outline new government legislation that will ban door-to-door sales of certain household appliances and will...
Charlottetown Junior Public School turns 50 – History
By Kathy McGrath Planning and construction of Charlottetown Public School took place in 1967 while Canada was celebrating its 100th anniversary. The school and many of the surrounding streets were named in honour of the...
Charlottetown Junior Public School turns 50
By Kathy McGrath Brian Bartlett, Charlottetown’s longest-serving teacher, keeps a picture in his desk of every Grade 6 class he has taught over the past 20 years. Each class and each student evokes special...
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