Dave Stewart
General Reporter at The Guardian (Charlottetown, PE)
Reporting for The Guardian in Charlottetown (a Postmedia paper) since 1995. Animal lover. Star Trek nerd. Blue Jays fan, multi-decade Leafs victim. (He, him)
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Parks and recreation department sent a crew out to take it down off an interpretive panel • • Article contentThe City of Charlottetown has taken care of racist graffiti on signage at Andrew’s Pond in the neighbourhood of East Royalty. The city was made aware of the racial slurs on May 27 after someone posted a photo of the graffiti on Facebook that got shared around.
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Advertisement 1Deputy fire chief also talks about outdoor burning and barbecues • Article contentCharlottetown’s deputy fire chief knows spring is the time of year when most people in Prince Edward Island put bark and straw mulch in their garden beds to keep the weeds down and moisture in. Kent Mitchell said the problem is that the practice results in far more calls to the Charlottetown fire department.
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Advertisement 1Event will take place on Sunday, Sept. 21, the first time the bridge has been shut down in 10 years • Article contentA 21-year-old New Haven, P.E.I., woman never wants people to forget who Terry Fox was. Alex Clow is determined to keep his Marathon of Hope alive, raising money for cancer research.
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Advertisement 1Charlottetown hospital can now pay for extra critical care equipment • • Article contentPeople in Prince Edward Island have come together to support the Queen Elizabeth Hospital in Charlottetown in a big way. The hospital foundation’s Big Day of Giving raised $940,470 on May 21, far surpassing the goal of at least $500,000. On May 23, the foundation provided an update that it had raised $1 million, thanks to a donation from Alex Pratt, which he made in honour of his son Everett.
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Skip to ContentAdvertisement 1Under a pilot program, one day per week is marked for group trip to and from school • Article contentMelanie MacDonald says she has not had this much fun biking to school in a long time. The Grade 2 student at West Kent Elementary School was one of 28 children who arrived bright and early on the morning of May 22, part of an event that introduced the media to the City of Charlottetown’s bike bus pilot program.
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