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charlottetown launches survey about single-use plastics at 'critical time'. charlottetown, p.e.i. — kombucha lovers now have a place to call their own. verena varga and amy smith, co-owners of heart beet organics fa*m in darlington, opened their first store on great george street in charlottetown on aug. 1. the marché and taproom called. charlottetown launches survey about single-use plastics at 'critical time'. the city of charlottetown is asking residents and businesses to complete recently launched surveys aimed at gauging the current attitude toward single-use plastic. single-use plastics, such as straws and take-out food containers, are manufactured for the purpose the city of charlottetown is holding off deciding whether to sell land behind the cody banks arena to the province.  a new school is planned for the site located in sherwood and the province was going to buy the land from the city for $158,000.  the motion would also have. charlottetown street navigator says he sees 'direct impact' of housing crisis every day social sharing. andrew daniels says about a month into his role as downtown charlottetown inc.'s street navigator he is getting to know more names and faces every day. the street navigator role involves outreach to some of the city's vulnerable populations including the homeless and a charlottetown councillor is raising concerns about how the city awarded tenders for paving streets.  though coun. bob doiron told the council monday night he has docu*ents that show at least a $1 million in expenditures for work he says council never approved, he did not. charlottetown cao peter kelly accused of exceeding authority and awarding untendered contracts. peter kelly, the chief administrative officer (cao) of the city of charlottetown, is accused of improperly, and possibly illegally, exceeding his authority with the awarding of contracts. the allegations were made by councillor bob doiron at the monthly meeting charlottetown -- the federal and prince edward island governments will spend nearly $4 million to improve public transit in the charlottetown