The Guardian (Charlottetown) - 2018-11-01

• Setting the date
• Plea for new informatio­n
• Settlement in 2008 death to stay sealed
• ROTATING STRIKE HITS P.E.I.
• PROVINCE ANNOUNCES UNEXPECTED $75.2M BUDGET SURPLUS
• Politician­s will have to disclose financial informatio­n
• GETTING SAUCY
• Fix downtown Summerside: residents
• Summerside police lay first cannabis-related charge since legalizati­on
• Ending her life
• ‘Shameful’ gap
• Failure to report breaches could mean big fines
• Canadian astronaut could fly Dec. 3
• More details emerge
• Fuselage still eluding Lion Air crash search
• Funerals for synagogue victims continue
• Cap and trade saves N.S. consumers
• No easy solution
• A new, big picture
• Biggar must make agreement public
• Parkade warrants more considerat­ion
• Today we celebrate the Saints
• Playing for Canada
• Boston throws party for its World Series-winning Red Sox
• Arendz wins top honour
• World Under-17 Hockey Challenge
• Father of Island fencing to be recognized
• Golden moments
• NORTHERN ADVENTURE
• New Jetta an absolute must drive
• Circadian rhythm plays vital role in driving
• ‘It’s good news:’ Don’t bother raking your lawns
• Civil rights lawyer forced from Ole Miss university teaching job
• New N.S. Tory leader calls himself ‘listener’
• Getting creative
• Rising prices, margins drive GM’s 3Q
• Time to get saucy
• Try something bold, classic and easy
• COMMUNITY calendar
• Health P.E.I. survey to know about hospital stays
• Final weekend for 10,000 Villages sales on P.E.I. for 2018
• School food youth forums coming over next six weeks
• Concern over woman’s health grows
• ‘No room in my heart for negativity’
• Pink Floyd drummer plans U.S. tour in 2019
• Do not tolerate bully’s behaviour
• YOUR horoscope

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