The Guardian (Charlottetown) - 2018-03-31

• ‘Mutch’ help
• Alleged biker gang members plead guilty to illegal gambling
• INSPIRATIO­NAL GATHERING
• Minimum wage increases to $11.55 on April 1
• Celebratin­g the Island’s Paralympia­ns
• ‘TIME TO SHINE’
• Coming down to the wire
• Robert Irving to speak at chamber luncheon
• PEERS Alliance P.E.I. hosting free five-day workshop for men
• ‘We don’t have vigilante justice’
• McInnis lists Tignish’s 2017 highlights
• Violent assault on officer leads to five months in jail
• Teen who assaulted fellow ringette player put on probation
• Quilting for charity
• Mindfulnes­s-based stress reduction course coming to Summerside
• N.S. law to improve chances for minorities
• Marine life in danger
• Tale of two budgets
• Walmart ends involvemen­t in program for people with intellectu­al disabiliti­es
• Teen sleeps in backyard First World War trench for school social studies project
• Victims of domestic violence to get up to 16 weeks leave
• Woman seeks change after failing breathalyz­er due to her lung condition
• ‘So grateful’
• Trump loses trusted aide
• Congresswo­man, outspoken MeToo advocate, says she won’t quit
• Russia ramps up diplomatic clash, expels even more UK envoys
• Protesting teachers call in sick
• Shaking money tree in desperate bid for votes
• Doing right by whales
• Independen­t MLA offers assistance
• Not the norm for fundraisin­g
• A hint of what’s ahead
• She’s still the same person
• Confrontin­g gender diversity on P.E.I.
• Easter water before the Easter chocolate
• Rookie rises to occasion
• Rough start for Wild
• Highlight reel
• Semifinal starts tonight
• Two leagues
• Sounding Off
• Six Islanders competing in Quebec
• ‘Envy of Atlantic Canada’
• Mercier takes home $10,000
• Companies graduate from Startup Zone
• Overbillin­g ‘a problem’
• Be sure to get tax credits
• Sustainabl­e food practices
• O’Leary plans retail centre
• One in four anglophone Canadians have cut TV cord, over half use Netflix: report
• U.S. judge rules that coffee requires cancer warning
• Pope issues guidance
• All is right with the world
• Atlas is pure Vee-Dub
• Crosstrek compact in size, huge in capability
• Le Grand Orange was Expos’ first superstar
• NICHOLSON W. Errol “Nick”
• MCGRAW Emma Marie (Gallant)
• Preparing for River Clyde Pageant
• Don’t be fooled on Sunday
• COMMUNITY calendar
• Past abuse undermines focus on new marriage
• Thinking on your feet
• Church continues the tradition
• Special day for theatre
• Don’tmissthis
• No more free parking
• Journalist produces definitive report on a Disney cruise
• Dennis Ellsworth ‘one of the best’
• Theatre going vintage
• Getting in touch
• ‘Supertramp’ at Harbourfro­nt
• Talk to husband about his ex’s calls
• horoscope
• A Canadian revival
• Ben McKenzie leads ‘Gotham’ both on and off TV as director
• Two books analyze the ‘The Bachelor’ franchise

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