The Guardian (Charlottetown) - 2017-09-14

• Salt of the earth
• Bloody residence
• COMPENSATI­ON RULED OUT
• GOOD SAMARITAN
• FINAL SEASON
• Shooting victims not guilty
• MID-WEEK GAME
• Farms to open gates to the public
• Prairies, commodity boom drive growth in national incomes
• Still time to convince U.S. of benefits of Paris climate accord: McKenna
• ‘He lived, breathed politics’
• Wash plant now operationa­l at Cape Breton’s coal mine
• Dentists plead to restore water fluoride
• Griffin’s case resembles Duffy
• How Canada can help North Korean crisis
• Pipeline rupture
• Equal access not that simple
• Burma: Rohingya genocide
• Is having a seat a big deal?
• More breadwinni­ng, less bread
• There’s no need to spend $999 for a good phone these days
• Firms shutting in wells due to Alberta wildfire
• Orioles snap losing streak
• Pappy Go Go puts undefeated season on the line tonight at CDP
• Future of Flames’ home uncertain
• ‘Really close’
• Blackjack!
• Watch out this week
• One dead in Washington school shooting
• Six die at Florida nursing home in Irma’s aftermath
• Power broker
• SEXTON, Baden Joseph
• Improving a classic
• Keeping serving temperatur­e in mind
• WINE PICKS
• Homemade gravy best way to control fat, sodium
• Vegan revival
• COMMUNITY calendar
• Islanders receive awards at Provincial Exhibition
• Boyfriend pressure spurs teen to question relationsh­ip
• Symphony goes Gatsby
• Who will take home Emmys?
• Cat Stevens sounds like his ‘70s self on new album
• Saunders a favourite to win Man Booker
• Falling for therapist has pitfalls
• YOUR horoscope
• Chef Alice Waters’ memoir tells tales of her youth and loves
• ‘Super Size Me 2’ doc looks at fast food chicken, ‘healthy’ marketing

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