The Guardian (Charlottetown) - 2019-11-14

• Protester disrupts council meeting
• P.E.I. court dismisses appeal
• Meat market makeover
• Politician­s face carbon conundrum
• MADE FOR WALKING
• LOOKING FOR SEATS
• Deferring townhouse developmen­t decision
• Artificial intelligen­ce technology reducing Summerside Electric’s carbon footprint
• Woman fears for health as Tamoxifen shortage continues
• ‘Restoring humanity’
• Credits could cost taxpayers
• New Saskatchew­an welfare policy under scrutiny
• Chaos grips Hong Kong
• Police in Catalonia oust pro-independen­ce protesters from major highway
• Lebanon slips deeper into turmoil
• A million electric charging stations by 2030
• Sometimes it’s better to cry wolf
• THE WRONG PERSON WAS FIRED
• Cherry being judged for the wrong thing
• St. John’s ‘climate emergency’ produces hot air
• Fragmentat­ion: The tribalizat­ion of politics
• Winter… a glimpse through Grandma’s glasses
• Up to the challenge
• Ready to defend
• A new look
• Raptors’ Boucher not going to waste opportunit­y
• Lady in blue
• Australian­s flee
• Tide devastates Venice
• Flying high
• U.S. group hacked by China as trade talks intensifie­d
• Out of this world
• Gracie Finley to star in Watermark Theatre’s 2020 summer season
• COMMUNITY calendar
• Capture the spirit of the season at Trinity United Church
• Rock ‘n’ roll Christmas at Murphy Centre on Nov. 16
• ‘Gift of Christmas’
• Husband, wife thrive on mutual respect
• Red Nose Talent Show set for Nov. 16
• Time was on their side

The Guardian (Charlottetown) - 2019-11-13

The Guardian (Charlottetown) - 2019-11-15