Charlottetown, PE

AMAZING COUNTRY HOME MINUTES TO CITY! This amazing family home is the oerfect mix of country living only minutes to the city.Property features include:all new windows,renovated kitchen,seperate living and dining rooms,and a main floor office/study. Large lot and detached garage make this home a must to see. Electric hot water heater, new sub-well pump, insulation throughout. New second floor bathroom,shingles, sheathing,painting, flooring, hedgegrow program home with over 350 trees planted,new amp 200 service, steel roof and many more updates.This home won`t last long @ 225,000 so call Adam today @ 902-629-4997 with any questions or to set up a private viewing.All measurements are approximate. Directions TCH to Colville Rd (Route # 19) north to Clow`s Store, tirn left, property on left.

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Adam Affleck

Trinity United Church located at 220 Richmond Street, Charlottetown, Prince Edward Island is the oldest Church in the city of Charlottetown. It was dedicated in 1864.

Rev. John Moses is the Minister of Worship and Administration, Rev. Ian MacLean is the Minister of Pastoral Care, Anne Doiron is the Office Administrator, Donald Fraser is the Director of Music.

Trinity United Church is strong in outreach into the community. It broadcasts its services over the local PEI Cable Network.

If you are visiting the Charlottetown, PEI area, please make it a point to visit Trinity United Church - you'll be glad you did.

That's it for now,

George Jordan, Red Soil Real Estate Inc., 902-962-2050, http://www.buysellpei.com

The Opposition Progressive Conservatives on Prince Edward Island unveiled a plan Wednesday they say farmers need to help weather an economic storm.

The multimillion-dollar Tory plan would waive farm property taxes for two years, provide rebates on diesel fuel and offer other financial incentives.

"Whenever you have a downturn in a sector it's the role of government to partner with that sector to work with them and weather a storm," said industry critic Mike Currie.

Farmers with livestock have been facing particularly hard times. Feed prices are rising as grain is used for ethanol production. At the same time international competition is lowering prices for hogs and cattle. Hog farmers will face additional difficulty this month with the closing of the Island's hog plant.

From 2002 to 2007 it's estimated the number of hog farms on the Island dropped from 400 to 75.

$7.5M tab for plan

"We've been listening to the farmers and especially the business community in the last little while and there's a great deal of concern out there," said Currie.

"We have come up with some solutions that we feel might jump-start the agricultural community for this coming year."

In total the aid package would cost taxpayers about $7.5 million. Currie said the crisis has almost reached a point where the government can't afford not to do this.

The Tories would also like to see government bring in a moratorium on all farm foreclosures for two years, as well as allow farmers to pay just the interest on farm-related loans.

Opposition leader Olive Crane said she hasn't yet approached government with her party's ideas.

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Charlottetown Remax Realty

Remax PEI

The city of Charlottetown, Prince Edward Island has recently been the site of construction of high and low end Condos. Developers are seeing the success of Condos in other parts of Canada such as Alberta, Ontario, and British Columbia, and are thinking that Condos can also be a good investment in Canada's smallest province. Statistics are not readily available as to what type of investors are buying PEI Condos, but it would seem reasonable to believe that both PEIslanders and non-residents are purchasing them. Investors who want to own a property where maintenance is virtually non-existent are happy with PEI Condos.One thing is fairly certain, PEI Condos that have a gorgeous waterfront view are certainly in demand and these Condos sell quickly. The PEI Condos that are more away from the water take longer to sell. With the influx of new investors to PEI, and new buildings for these investors being built, Condos will be more in demand for the many workers that will be coming to Prince Edward Island.

Prices for Condos in Prince Edward Island range from approximately $100,000.(+) to $400,000.(+) These prices are not too high for most middle class investors and are certainly lower priced than Condos in other parts of Canada.

If you are a serious investor and are considering purchasing a Condo in the beautiful city of Charlottetown, Prince Edward Island, contact:

George Jordan, Owner/Broker, Red Soil Real Estate Inc., 902-962-2050