Logan Maclean is a Multimedia Journalist for the SaltWire Network, specializing in local news coverage in Charlottetown, Canada. With a focus on issues affecting the community, Logan's articles explore topics such as healthcare, social issues, housing, crime, and arts and culture.
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Logan Maclean's coverage primarily focuses on local government announcements and politics in Charlottetown. He also covers topics related to health, wellbeing, housing, and police activities. If you want to reach out effectively, consider providing insights or commentary on local government decisions, political developments in Charlottetown, as well as initiatives related to health services and policing within the region.
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The new facility was set to open on Oct. 14, but the city said a leak somewhere in the ice making system took seven weeks to repair.
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By: Logan MacLean
Article content These days, when Candy Gallant gets a call from Charlottetown, her heart sinks. Article content Article content
Basketball P.E.I. wants one for MacAulay park
Article content Allan Finney would have been completely surprised if Charlottetown endorsed ayahuasca as a tourism opportunity in P.E.I.
Charlottetown council discusses transit depot, housing accelerator and staff raises and recently meeting.
By: Logan MacLean
Article content Charlottetown is offering an olive branch. Last year, Elections P.E.I. announced it would no longer run the city's elections after comments made by the mayor and council.
By: Logan MacLean
Jason Roberts, CEO and president of Maritime Electric, says it would likely be the biggest investment the company has made in its history.
By: Logan Maclean
As cancer progresses, Prince Edward Island filmmaker and activist Dave Stewart pursues stem cell transplant, calls on donors aged 17-35.
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