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Former fire chief suing Charlottetown for wrongful dismissal, defamation (opens the original)
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Charlottetown’s former fire chief is suing the city for wrongful dismissal and defamation. In April, the city announced Tim Mamye was no longer chief. There was no information on whether he was dismissed or resigned until court documents were filed in the late summer. In the statement of claim filed on Aug. 4, lawyer Jeffery A. Cormier of Key Murray Law argues the city fired Mamye without following the correct process, and CAO Brad MacConnell defamed him during a publicly available budget meetin
LOGAN MACLEAN: You, yes you, should run for council this fall in P.E.I. (opens the original)
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You should run in the November municipal election. And if you don’t, you should definitely vote and get involved. On Nov. 2, 56 municipalities will hold general elections. With all councils in the province having at least six councillors and a mayor, there are over 400 council positions up for grabs. For all of these to be contested, well over 800 people would need to run. That is unlikely to happen. History shows many council seats will go uncontested with the lone candidate acclaimed. Others w
Developers dispute responsibility for private road and its potholes in Charlottetown (opens the original)
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Over the last several months, there has been a running discussion at city hall about what to do with private roads in Charlottetown that fall into disrepair. Charlottetown Mayor Philip Brown has asked about it at meetings, and developer Tim Banks has argued the city is failing in past promises at John Yeo Drive. He also says an apartment complex is to blame for the potholes on another road that his company is getting blamed for. That road is Minna Jane Drive. Every year, the company pays to repa
Temporarily closed private road in Charlottetown was supposed to become public years ago, developer says (opens the original)
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A Charlottetown developer is calling out the mayor for comments he recently made about the state of some privately owned roads in the capital. Mayor Philip Brown has been asking questions at council committees about what can be done to manage potholes on Minna Jane Drive and John Yeo Drive. Charlottetown is responsible for publicly owned roads, and Brown has been asking about the process for enforcing repairs on private right of ways. But Tim Banks, whose company built the roads and owns Minna J
Charlottetown residents challenge city's draft zoning bylaw (opens the original)
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For the first time since 1999, Charlottetown is going to have a new zoning bylaw. The document controls what can happen and where in the city, executing the vision of the city’s official and secondary plans. The draft bylaw contains plenty of change, from reducing or removing parking minimum requirements to cutting the number of zones in half and allowing taller buildings. The city has been working on the revisions for months, with public consultations and draft presentations. On Sept. 3, it wen
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