The Guardian (Charlottetown) - 2013-09-20

• Hillier inspires youths to become leaders
• City council to consider posting expenses online
• United Way campaign kicks off
• Neighbourh­ood split
• Another title quest
• Striking a pose
• Rushing into war with Syria is not the way to go, retired General Rick Hillier says.
• Montague Intermedia­te expansion officially opens
• Teen given second chance after dangerous driving charge dropped
• Summerside councillor wants changes in travel arrangemen­ts
• Summerside residents add concerns about P. E. I.’ s growing drug problems
• Tweel urges city to rescind master plan for Victoria Park
• Kiosk lets families pay for inmates’ calls
• Police identify six dead in deadly Ottawa bus- train crash
• Catholic church warns Quebec of ‘ cultural ‘ ghettos’
• Feds, B. C. and Ontario agree to establish co- operative securities regulator
• Ex- constructi­on boss says he fundraised to win contract
• Manitoba considers measures to fight cyberbully­ing
• Liberals have plan for detailed expenses of MPs online
• Canada rejects UN rights panel call for review of violence against aboriginal women
• N. S. Liberal leader vows to assist groups for sex violence victims
• Profits win over safety
• Addictions report gathering dust on Currie’s shelf
• A town council left in the dark
• The German election and Angela Merkel
• Flaherty’s inconvenie­nt EI surplus
• ‘ Economic Action Plan’ ads wasteful Conservati­ve propaganda
• Seeking another title
• Pre- season begins tonight
• Culture- tilting moment
• L. A. goes worst to first
• Eastern Kings to host fundraisin­g roast
• Caps’ new ownership group unveiled
• All Turain continues battling across the Maritimes
• Currie ready to start next stage of hockey career
• Islanders looking to regain Maritime Cup
• Ford investing $ 700 million in main Ontario plant
• Number of Colorado flood missing drops as evacuees salvage belongings
• Victims recount horror of mudslide in Mexican village
• Kerry: UN must pass resolution on Syrian chemical weapons
• Dr. Donald Low, leading figure in Toronto’s SARS response, dies at 68
• MCNEILL, Edward Vincent
• THOMPSON, J. Guy
• Cast members ready to face audience for Q& A session today
• Unique fundraiser set for Saturday in York
• Cheating causing health to decline
• Shelling out lots of fun
• Honouring Gene MacLellan
• Trio of performers takes the stage Sunday at UPEI
• Irish Mythen at Trailside for concert
• Concert at Old Belle River Church
• A hometown opener
• Concert returns to the Irish Cultural Centre
• Gospel ceilidh part of annual yard sale
• Island Storytelli­ng Festival: New Waves in Summerside
• P. E. I. Culinary Kitchen Party serving up food, fun and entertainm­ent
• Community happenings
• EXHIBITION­S
• CLUB MUSIC/ LIVE MUSIC/ KARAOKE/ TRIVIA
• MUSEUMS AND INTERPRETI­VE CENTRES
• THEATRE/ COMEDY
• How to leave a needy partner
• HOROSCOPE
• Video tapes, memories fuel comedy about Adam Goldberg’s childhood
• ’ Wrecking Ball’ by Miley Cyrus tops Billboard’s Hot 100

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