“You had to pay tuition, so you had to get out and get a summer job. So my job was delivering telegrams.” – Frank Gillan

“…I came to Charlottetown to discuss maritime union with Nova Scotia and Prince Edward Island. And we believe that maybe joining together would make us stronger, but we weren’t alone.” – Luc Trottier recounting the 1864 Charlottetown Conference as Sir Edward Chandler, Father of Confederation

“All the neighborhood kids would come around, and we’d be in there working in the store where my parents and grandparents.” – Georgina Bassett

“…Saturday night was our night out, all of us high school guys, we’d ride into town or something. And we’d go to the Old Spade.” – Ralph Dunn

“I’m the reason we’re moving here, ‘cuz I’m in the military. And I’m coming to Charlottetown to work with the reserve unit. I started in Petawawa years ago. Moved from there to Victoria, BC, and then to Kingston, Ontario, and now to Charlottetown. All within three years since Victoria to Charlottetown.” – Patrick German