The Guardian (Charlottetown) - 2017-05-17

• Capturing Canada
• Accused asked why he wasn’t shot
• OT LOSS FOR STORM
• ‘EXCITING DAY FOR BORDENCARL­ETON’
• Three doctors down in West Prince
• NO MORE BUMPING
• Full-scope pharmacist care for hypertensi­on could save P.E.I. $81M
• To the rescue
• If it quacks like a duck . . .
• Go online:
• Third N.S. candidate withdraws because of old Internet postings
• First subsea power cable links N.L. with N.S.
• Bidding farewell to political life
• Alberta man staged suicide to avoid extraditio­n
• Trump talk with Russians ‘wholly appropriat­e,’ adviser says
• White House: Blame cyberattac­k on hackers, not spy agencies
• Missing the details? Titanium helps make conversati­on clearer.
• Would PM go ‘nuclear’ to build a pipeline?
• A rush to closure
• Hockey P.E.I. must step up
• Hypertensi­on affects 28,000 Islanders
• Unacceptab­le answer from public servant
• Hopportuni­ty knocks
• Need more goals, grit
• One hurtin’ unit
• Youth movement
• Marner leads Canada
• Back to Boston for LeBron
• Horses for courses?
• Making history
• Doing their part
• Canadian Cancer Society honours volunteers, donors
• ‘ROSEANNE’ BACK
• SELF-HELP groups
• Classic meatloaf is comfort food
• NBC reviving ‘must-see TV’ Thursdays with ‘Will & Grace’
• ‘Nice guy’ only cares about himself
• ‘Unacceptab­ly’ high costs
• HOWATT, John “Jack” Joseph
• HAMMILL, Edwin
• Lacking oversight
• Tribes in U.S., Canada unite against Keystone XL pipeline
• Grocers see slowing market share loss to Costco, Walmart

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