The Guardian (Charlottetown) - 2018-02-07

• Reasons for resigning
• Making P.E.I. proud
• FEDERAL PROTECTION­S FOR FISH EXPAND UNDER NEW LAWS
• An ‘Anne’ revolution
• Sentencing awaits
• Single-vehicle rollover leads to jail sentence
• WONDROUS SIGHT
• The thrill of discovery
• Rain keeping snow banks away
• Behind schedule
• No plans yet for new property
• Biggar calls for safer workplace
• Staffing issue in the forefront
• Challengin­g the status quo
• Forrest Spencer taking over at Atlantic Police Academy
• Spoils of war fund Dal
• Woman weeps as father describes her descent into mental illness
• Antigonish on alert
• Singh must unite a fractious NDP
• A missed opportunit­y
• P.E.I. Green Party adopts new policy
• Oh Robin Hood, where art thou?
• All’s not well in Anne’s land
• Trump and allure of second Korean war
• Know risks; keep money safe
• Scheer mum on persistent questions about blame in Rick Dykstra affair
• A milestone week for Islander
• Full circle
• On friendly ground
• Achievemen­ts recognized
• Nilan brings powerful message to banquet
• Highlight reel
• Infrequent flyers
• Trade deficit grows to $3.2B in December: StatsCan
• Democratic memo on Russia probe under White House review
• Airstrikes outside Syrian capital kill at least 45 civilians
• Deadly earthquake strikes Taiwan’s east coast
• DUSKEY, Simone Evonne
• AGNEW, M. Jacqueline
• SHEA, Mary Margaret
• ‘Keep me in the loop’
• Notley: Alberta will stop importing B.C. wine
• Thread of hope
• SELF-HELP groups
• Wife of man with Parkinson’s wants to date others
• Youth had a busy year in Stratford
• COMMUNITY calendar
• Same-gender sexual approach unexpected
• YOUR horoscope
• Arcade Fire, Jessie Reyez lead Juno nominees
• Female songwriter­s in Nashville say ‘Time’s Up’
• High Fives and a black eye

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