In 2016 the Queen’s Wharf, originally constructed in 1962, located at the foot of Queen Street, was decommissioned as a coast guard facility and ownership of the structure was transferred...

The new Charlottetown Library Learning Centre encompasses the entire ground floor of the Dominion Building in the heart of Downtown Charlottetown, and will add a whole new dimension to the...

In the summer of 2015, the Charlottetown Harbour Authority undertook a project to redevelop their curise terminal to make if more functional, efficient and pedestrian friendly.

The Victoria Park Boardwalk Redevelopment project proposed to replace the 20 year old Victoria Park Boardwalk that stretches 1.25km along the water’s edge. The aging infrastructure sees substantial use by the general public and visitors alike and was beginning to show its age.

The Charlottetown Area Development Corporation is constructing an expansion to the existing Invesco Building located at 119 Euston Street in Charlottetown.

The Great George Heritage Walk is a 2014 legacy project. This development was spear headed by the project champion Kevin Murphy. Partnering on the project are PEI 2014 Inc., the City of Charlottetown, Kevin Murphy and CADC.

The Charlottetown Area Development Corporation in partnership with the Province of Prince Edward Island and the Government of Canada, through the build Canada fund, have designed, constructed and will operate a permanent concert venue site and parking facility capable of hosting a variety of outdoor festivals and events.

Southport Landing is a new development on Stratford's waterfront. Facing west, the water front property overlooks Charlottetown's downtown waterfront. The Charlottetown Area Development Corporation has purchased the.....

The PEI Bio Commons project was born from the Robert Ghiz Liberal Government’s Island Prosperity Strategy. This strategy focused on 4 sectors of growth heading into the future, 1) Renewable Energy 2) Bio Science 3) IT 4) Aero Space. The BioCommons Research Park will.....

The Way Finding Project was spear headed by Tourism Charlottetown Inc. The project brought together many organizations in Charlottetown such as ACOA, the Charlottetown Harbour Authority, the City of Charlottetown, Downtown Charlottetown Inc., CADC and the Province of PEI. The purpose of this project was to....

The Invesco building is a 45,000 square foot, three story building located on Euston Street in Charlottetown. The building was constructed to meet the needs of financial services company Invesco. Invesco is a technologically savvy company that…..

This project was done jointly between CADC, the City of Charlottetown and the local businesses on Sydney Street. The goal of the streetscape was to move the large transmission lines underground and beautify the street. Work completed on the project included…..

Developed in 2005, the Stratford Business Park is development with a focus on establishing a high quality venue for technology related firms. It is located off the Trans-Canada Highway in the rapidly developing Town of Stratford. The business park is….

Abe Zakem House is a 22 unit rental complex located in downtown Charlottetown. It was completed on schedule in late 2004 at the budgeted construction cost of $1.5 million. The facility has 16 one-bedroom and 6 two-bedroom apartments and serves low income families. The building is built on …..

In 2002 CADC was asked on the behalf of the Town of Stratford to undertake a study on the potential of a marina on the Stratford waterfront. With its partners on the project, ACOA and the Town of Stratford, CADC engaged…..

The Stratford Pathway was to be a pedestrian walkway that would connect Cotton Park, along the water, to Harbourview Drive. The idea for the pathway was born from the desire to increase healthy living among Stratford residents and to bring residents to the….

The Rail Yard Parking Lot is constructed on the former CN rail car shuffling yard. The area was once full of rail lines and busy with locomotives and rail cars. This parking lot was part of the site development for the Founders Hall project and was ….

The Joe Ghiz Memorial City Park, dubbed the “Diamond in the Rough” was completed in September 2001. The project is a fantastic example of what a dedicated volunteer group can accomplish.

Victoria Row is one of the best gems in the City of Charlottetown. Not only is the area full of restaurants, cafes and galleries but the....

This project was undertaken in an effort to rejuvenate the exterior of Province House and to make changes to reflect the historic setting. The work was completed by CADC, in co-operation with Parks Canada and ….

Completed in the summer of 1995 the Confederation Landing Park is now a jewel on the Charlottetown waterfront. The park is 6 acres and cost $1.7 million....

Developed jointly by CADC, Public Works Canada and ACOA, the Peak’s Wharf and Marina project is a key piece of Charlottetown’s tourism infrastructure. Located on the former Public Works Canada wharf, at the foot of Great George Street, the restoration project was just over $1 million to complete. The old…Read More

Following the CN rail line abandonment in 1989, the City of Charlottetown and the Province of PEI recognized the opportunity that lay before them. CADC purchased all the abandoned rail corridors within the city and began planning …..

Planning for the Confederation Court Mall began as far back as 1974, when the Stevenson Kellogg report strongly recommended that major infrastructure be established because the city was deteriorating and decay

Harbourside Complex is one of CADC’s most successful endeavors. Located on the Charlottetown waterfront, Harbourside is a unique blend of residential and commercial properties....

Located in a key area of restoration, 90 – 100 Water Street is a string of historic buildings built in the late 1850’s after fire destroyed the block. These buildings were identified as projects because they site along a key connector street for pedestrians and vehicle traffic …..