The Guardian (Charlottetown) - 2018-02-20

• ‘It was like my very best friend’
• Daughter seeks closure
• GAMES ARE AFOOT
• THE WOLFMAN
• THE GUARDIAN’S FROSTY NIGHT CELEBRATIO­NS
• P.E.I. senator raises effluent issue
• A place in the ‘fun zone’
• DOYLE HONOURED
• Jack Frost means fun
• Trudeau to meet Indian politician behind Sikh separatist controvers­y
• B.C. challenges Alberta’s ban on wine over pipeline expansion dispute
• Quebec man arrested in Alberta slaying
• School shooting puts pressure on Florida lawmakers to act
• Trump offers support for limited effort on background checks
• Atlantic Canadians brace for rate hike impact
• Where there’s a will, there’s a way to peace of mind
• Why does Canada need to hoist interest rates?
• Know what you’re getting
• Assault rifles available in Canada
• The 2026 Winter Olympics? No thanks
• Cheers & Jeers
• A step backwards
• Even Ireland becoming less religious
• In support of public home care
• ‘Three Billboards’ wins, women make waves at UK film awards
• ACTRA honouree Podemski combats ‘inequity’ for Indigenous talent
• Streak busted
• Caps romp past Aces
• Movers and shakers
• Inspiring next generation
• Bobsled deja vu
• Possible doping in curling; Boob-Gate strikes
• Ya Blew It TSN!
• A friend indeed
• Olympic women’s bobsleigh schedule:
• Olympic bio: Heather Moyse
• Talk to family about new partner
• YOUR horoscope
• GREEN, Mary Imelda “Mel” (nee Murnaghan)
• WOOD, Lilly
• University representa­tives to meet students
• Katia Lavictoire Étoile Santé for February
• Longtime employee irked by colleagues’ work ethics
• Able as anyone
• Room with a view can be lethal
• COMMUNITY calendar

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