The Guardian (Charlottetown) - 2018-02-22

• ‘I couldn’t be happier’
• Committee concerns
• Pedestal, not podium
• SPICING UP SUNDAY DINNER
• OT LOSS AT HOME
• CELEBRATIO­N HONOURS LIFE OF N.B. TEEN
• More planning needed
• Ready to vote
• MORE MEDALS
• Catherine Callbeck chancellor-elect
• Tignish Council revisiting sidewalk cleaning without tax impact
• Keeping it local
• Woman found guilty of pulling pellet gun on teen
• Yet to crown a champion
• N.S. teachers union receives strong strike mandate
• Critics latch on to perceived snub
• Toddler missing as thousands forced to evacuate
• B.C.-Alberta spat could go national
• Still waiting for justice
• A bridge too far
• Raises ethical questions
• Sharing some news oddities
• School shooting foiled
• Trump hears wrenching tales at White House meeting
• Kane on the way out?
• Growing the sport
• Flood of plastic
• Uber to force drivers to take a break
• Canadians mostly happy with grocers despite price fixing scheme
• MACMILLAN, Verna Laura
• LANDRY, Donald Joseph
• MACKINNON, Harold F.
• KITSON, Eleanor Sarah (nee Willis)
• From Chicken Salads to Bunny Hops
• ‘Here today, gone later today’
• Be picky when buying fish
• Fried chicken specialist draws following
• National Cupcake Day set for Feb. 26
• Peanut powder helps
• Voicemail message embarrasse­s bulimia patient
• COMMUNITY calendar
• Snowshoe or hike the Pigot Trail Saturday
• Walks help needy
• Focusing on empowermen­t
• ‘On Body And Soul’ hopes to continue Hungary’s Oscar streak
• Sally Field busts out old outfits at guild awards
• Wife wants to be ‘just friends’
• Horoscope
• Storage pieces changing
• Less processed foods are best

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