Journal Pioneer - 2018-04-28

• Special delivery
• Galley sets sail
• ECMA Showcase
• VICTIMS OF TORONTO VAN ATTACK IDENTIFIED.
• Lobster fishery restrictio­ns imposed to safeguard access to U.S. market: LeBlanc
• Crab fishery starts Sunday
• Memories come flooding back
• It’s Mental Health Awareness Week
• Wellness and hypnotist events wrap up Spring Fling
• Commemorat­ing workers injured or killed on job
• ADAMS, L. IRENE
• Teaching the wrong lesson
• The thorn in Scheer’s side
• Time to shine
• New blood needed
• Filling a need
• How the government hopes to strengthen intellectu­al property in Canada
• Ministers plan to reconvene talks
• ‘Time to get prepared’
• Jury begins deliberati­ons at second-degree murder trial
• Korean summit lays out a path to peace but short on details
• Trudeau urged to press G7 leaders for $1.3 billion for girls’ education
• World needs to be ‘careful’ about potential Korean peace deal: Freeland
• Bill to reform election laws may be too late to implement for 2019 vote
• Full Pink Moon on the rise
• Western right where they want to be
• Moving on
• Another close one
• Taking the tour
• Islanders continue impressive run
• Canadiens fire assistant coaches Daigneault and Lacroix, add Ducharme
• Malabrigo makes return in season opener
• Hottest show in Vegas
• Packing up
• A sure-fire winner
• Popularity of F-150 can’t be denied
• Paris by taste
• TripAdviso­r now placing advertisem­ents on top of reviews
• French for Future forum provides memory-making opportunit­ies
• Before the dinosaurs session offers journey to ‘Prehistori­c P.E.I.’
• YOUR horoscope
• Know to make compromise­s and set boundaries
• Calendar
• Congrès mondial acadien on promotiona­l tour in U.S.

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