Journal Pioneer - 2020-01-24

• Improving Le Chez-Nous
• MacEwen Road rezoning applicatio­n passes first reading
• Call for military museum
• Celebrate Family Literacy
• Impaired driver gets eight months for collision with Amish horse buggy
• Borden-Carleton watching budget closely
• Musings about mushrooms.
• Human rights are for humans
• Credit Union Music P.E.I. Week kicks off Feb. 5
• PERRY, Mary “Leona”
• Provinces seek federal help to help battle rural crime
• Montreal asked to mark Internatio­nal Holocaust Remembranc­e Day
• Ottawa to be home to new LGBTQ+ National Monument
• Ambrose won’t run for Conservati­ve leadership
• NDP wants debate on new NAFTA deal
• China orders unpreceden­ted lockdown of two cities at virus epicentre
• Greek island mayors press government to lighten migrants overload
• Hundreds of Central Americans enter Mexico under watch of security forces
• Philippine­s’ Duterte threatens to end military deal with the United States
• Added responsibi­lities
• Mill River Open attracts more than 70 players from Maritimes
• Fraser nets championsh­ip-winning goal for Abbies
• Kensington hosting peewee friendship exchange; event gets started on Saturday
• Tempered expectatio­ns
• United States cautions Britain over Huawei
• No one should live fearing threats and harassment
• U.S. to let airlines limit service animals on planes to trained dogs
• Change of the guard
• Spotlight on diversity

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