The Guardian (Charlottetown) - 2023-02-03

• Province freezes developmen­t in buffer zones
• Options for shelter amid pending cold weather
• Smoother hiring, more money needed: CEO
• Updates planned for University Avenue
• Russian refugee says Canada deporting him to face fighting in Ukraine or torture in jail
• Canadian groundhog Fred la marmotte found dead before Groundhog Day
• Here’s why the U.S. and Canada are fighting over dairy
• Zelenskiy wants tougher Europe, Putin evokes victory over Nazis
• Close to 1,000 migrant children separated by Trump yet to be reunited with parents
• Cheers &Jeers
• Promises and no progress
• Target wages to save money
• LAND MUST BE PROTECTED
• Arctic air to bring dangerous wind chills Saturday
• Ten questions with Marc Campbell
• Celebratin­g Prince Edward Island music
• COMMUNITY calendar
• Spontaneou­s plans lead to family problems
• Ready to welcome the 2023 Canada Winter Games
• From Lizzo to Gayle, Grammy nominees highlight Tiktok’s sway in music
• Lula’s Amazon pledge looks distant as Brazil battles deforestat­ion
• U.S. layoffs surge in January as tech slashes thousands of jobs
• Rogers beats revenue estimates on wireless, media business strength
• Adani’s market losses top $100 billion as shelved share sale spooks investors
• Store-bought mix can make more than pancakes

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