The Guardian (Charlottetown) - 2015-09-18

• Raging mad
• Undecided
• Shedding fibres
• One of their own
• Pump pricing
• Timeless tale
• State of Canadian human rights
• Town takeover
• Open Farm Day is Sunday
• Ousting Harper best with NDP
• Labour supports striking workers
• Event grounds gets unfair rap; changes needed
• Piper calls the tune
• Island loses; Ottawa gains
• Mulcair goes light on fiscal plans
• Painful, boring, this campaign is like dentistry
• Past and present
• A good year
• Ready to go
• Double the fun
• Leafs heading to Halifax
• ’Canes aim for 4-0
• Down to the wire
• Secretary panicked when Oland’s body found
• Quebec wants bolder greenhouse gas cuts
• Targeted Iranian journalist­s show distress
• Hall of Fame baseball broadcaste­r dies
• The Subject Was Roses playwright Frank D. Gilroy dies at 89
• Joe Morrone coached UConn to national soccer title
• Earthquake rattles Chile
• ‘Kooperman’ premiering in Halifax
• Hundreds indulge at Beer Fest
• Season finale at St. Mary’s Church
• Author holding book signings
• His solo side
• Last Emerald Ceilidh of the summer tonight
• Contact East underway in Charlottet­own
• Man overcomes disabiliti­es but not high school prejudice
• Gospel choir from Germany to perform Sept. 23
• Season coming to end for ceilidh
• New exhibit opens in Cornwall
• A day to celebrate at the library
• Queen of pop
• Dream destinatio­ns
• TV TOP picks
• Be direct with friend about suspicions
• Casting call
• A family affair

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