City of Charlottetown
The City of Charlottetown is extremely proud of its very special place in history as the "The Birthplace of Confederation" for it was where the first meeting of the "Fathers of Confederation" was held. The City of Charlottetown, named in honour of Queen Charlotte of England, was incorporated as a city in 1855 and is 149 years old. The four large squares included in Samuel Holland's original layout of Charlottetown still exist to this day.

Whether you are visiting or moving in there is always lots going on in Charlottetown! They take pride in our many recreational programs, City events, theatres, beautiful landscapes and heritage.

Charlottetown has a bustling downtown business district with a heritage other cities can only dream of. A great place to do business

Government of PEI
Prince Edward Island, is the smallest of the Canadian provinces both in size and population. While it is densely populated, it is not overcrowded. The Province is also called 'PEI', or simply 'The Island'. The capital city is Charlottetown.

They say that to be a 'true blue' Prince Edward Islander you must be born here. Otherwise, you're 'from away'. Despite this divine right to citizenship, Islanders adopt all who come to stay and its 1.2 million annual visitors. They come to the Island to enjoy its pastoral scenery, relaxing white sandy beaches and relaxing pace.

Agriculture, tourism, fishing and forestry are the economic mainstays of the PEI economy.The chief crop is potato, for which the Province is famous. This crop alone contributes to more than 40 percent of total farm cash receipts. About thirty percent of Canada's potatoes are grown in PEI. Other crops include cereals, and wide variety of fruits and vegetables including apples, strawberries, blueberries, and carrots, onions, and tomatoes.

City Hall Phone Directories
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Government of Canada Information
Comprehensive list that provides direct links to the primary Web sites of the Government of Canada departments, agencies and Crown corporations, as well as links to major Canadian Political Parties.

PROVINCIAL POLITICS:

Liberal Party
To promote the interest of the Liberal Party in Prince Edward Island generally, and the election of Liberal candidates to the House of Commons of Canada and the Legislative Assembly of the Province of Prince Edward Island in particular.

Progressive Conservative Party
Premier Pat Binns has guided Prince Edward Island through over seven years of growth, building and development.Communities in Prince Edward Island are what makes us strong as a people and a province. At the very heart of our province, communities play a vital role in economic development. By partnering with communities, we not only bring long-term sustainability to areas, but we bring hope of further opportunity and growth to these communities.

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