The Guardian (Charlottetown) - 2018-05-16

• Caught in a bind
• P.E.I. welcomes Special Olympians
• ‘BEYOND THE CALL OF DUTY’
• FALSE INFORMATIO­N
• School board debate
• Cannabis education
• ‘INSANE AS EVER’
• French college launches app
• Party dates
• Alberton council questions sidewalk ownership
• Access to gender-confirming surgery for Islanders to improve
• Ramadan begins today for Muslims
• Largest jail in N.S. will see fewer barriers between guards, inmates
• ‘You are strong and you are brave’
• Non-Indigenous professor gets go-ahead to teach course
• Scheer trying to turn back clock in Quebec
• A simmering hot potato
• Roundabout not needed
• Democracy red alert
• Invoking ghost of former PM
• Drivers ignoring stop signs
• Schedules
• Gone camping
• Fatal injuries are rare: expert
• Trudeau tells Trump: We can have a deal right now, if you want it
• Court orders new trial for couple convicted in son’s death
• Police end search of McArthur’s apartment
• Gaza hospitals struggle to cope with high casualty toll
• North Korea threatens to cancel U.S. summit
• Pioneering ‘New Journalist’ dies at age 88
• STEVENSON, Lois Constance “Loie”
• Downward trend
• TD Bank discounts 5-year variable mortgage rate
• Tim Hortons franchisee sues parent company over licence renewal
• ‘Quite an accomplish­ment’
• Derby raises $13,100 for IWK
• SELF-HELP groups
• Calendar
• Search begins for recipes to replace lost heirlooms
• Aging won’t resolve sibling resentment
• YOUR horoscope
• To melt younger minds, Nolan ‘unrestores’ Kubrick’s ‘2001’
• Something new to binge-watch: TV’s rich history

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