The Guardian (Charlottetown) - 2017-06-28

• Walking on broken glass
• Leading the way
• Prime minister to visit P.E.I.
• Food columnists inside today
• BETTER WITH AGE
• WHERE’S THE FAIRY DUST?
• MORE STUDY STILL NEEDED
• Here’s a theory
• UNITED STAND
• Holland College, Acadia sign articulati­on agreement for music performanc­e students
• Man found passed out in vehicle jailed
• Gold Cup Parade will feature popular children’s characters
• Island group calls for donations to support court action against offshore oil
• Use of force appropriat­e
• What to watch during Parliament­ary break
• Lobster is king
• Time has come for living wage
• Ringing of the bells
• Philippine­s insurgency seeks Islamic province
• A biased and incomplete version of history
• Rolling the dice
• Morrison ready for big league
• Orioles top Jays
• Popular Jay released
• Narrowing his options
• Travelers had atmosphere
• Growing up quick
• Record-s breaking sniper shot in Iraq should be ‘celebrated,’ Trudeau says
• Canada Post not happy with Canuck the Crow
• Senate GOP leaders delay health care vote
• U.S. to Syria: ‘Heavy price’ awaits any chemical weapons use
• Feds meeting fiscal goals: PM
• Scientists mark Canada’s 150th in really, really small way
• Halifax to welcome massive ship
• Swedish actor Michael Nyqvist dies at 56
• CHAISSON, Gertrude
• BOSWALL, Barton Timothy
• Better than the sum of the parts
• A summer showstoppe­r
• SELF-HELP groups
• Hospital patient gets surprise anatomy lesson
• COMMUNITY calendar
• ‘Air Farce’ spoofs Canada in honour of 150th
• Collins says ‘Okja’ made her a ‘more conscious consumer’
• Commitment must be boosted
• Anti-dumping duty
• A record fine
• Trump name to be dropped from Toronto hotel, condo tower

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