The Guardian (Charlottetown) - 2017-11-15

• All-star celebratio­n
• Tip-to-tip fibre
• Psychiatri­st calls doctor shortage ‘very unsafe’
• A STRATEGY FOR SUCCESS
• Highlights from the 2017 speech from the throne include:
• TICKING BOMB
• Supporting Island families
• French-language schools enjoying increased enrolment, other successes
• Summerside council clears final hurdles for expansion of water supply
• No tuition to worry about
• New centre provides assistance
• ‘Right direction’
• Acadia faculty sets Nov. 27 strike deadline
• Trudeau should add Duterte to sanctions list
• An upbeat message
• Change needed in how we operate
• Never again. Never forget
• What happened to care for both mother, child?
• Gun controls don’t stop criminals
• Columnist misses real issues in Jerusalem?
• PM raises rights concerns
• Scrap disastrous Phoenix pay system, union head urges
• Beautiful inside and out
• Strong showing
• Baxendale, MacKinnon receive weekly UPEI awards
• Acadia beats SMU 45-38 in offensive Loney Bowl
• Tigers, Cougars claim titles
• P.E.I. wins seven medals
• Increasing confidence
• Canopy Growth reports Q2 loss, more than doubles revenue
• Canada Jetlines getting foreign capital support for launch
• Red Sox great dies at age 99
• Costly lessons
• Canadians among the world’s most financiall­y literate
• GALLANT, Cecily Emma
• Crafty creation
• Hill family establishe­s new bursary at Holland College
• SELF-HELP groups
• Well-written thank-yous don’t have to be long compositio­ns
• COMMUNITY calendar
• Classic Albums Live presents ‘Rush 2112’
• One-date sampler needs to relax
• YOUR horoscope
• Comedians not laughing at character in ‘The Simpsons’
• Paying homage to early days

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