The Guardian (Charlottetown) - 2019-01-12

• Rotten potatoes
• ONE FINAL EDITORIAL
• A QUICK STUDY
• A $10 million upgrade
• ‘TIMELY SUBJECT’
• Split down the middle
• Powerful issue
• Vote of confidence
• Translatio­n issues delay sex assault retrial
• Man charged with first-degree murder of N.L. Indigenous woman
• Tough questions
• NEB wants marine protection program from Trans Mountain pipeline builder
• As bankruptci­es edge up, Poloz responds to concerns
• Lawyer urges judge to release man convicted of killing wife
• Voting ban for long-term expats unconstitu­tional, SCOC rules
• Suspect apprehende­d
• Rookie officer killed responding to crash
• Shutdown continues
• Schlitterb­ahn mum on future of water park
• No death penalty in Catholic store attack
• Troops on the move
• Death toll in Mexico border shootings rises to 29
• Gillibrand makes big moves toward 2020 campaign
• Editorial not grounded in facts
• Proportion­al representa­tion
• High-speed internet a top priority
• Why is the referendum rigged to fail?
• Emergency rooms vital at all hospitals
• Mystery over Murray Harbour
• Big test for Islanders
• Up to the challenge
• Second half tipoff
• Veronica Smith leading Scotties
• Cape Breton pacer takes on Island’s best
• Getting the best for business
• Bigger the better
• Morrissey wants action on West Prince’s economy
• Manufactur­ing jobs on the move
• Don’t marry your wedding day plans
• GM raises 2018 forecast, predicts stronger 2019
• Bud Light debuts bigger nutrition labels
• Move ahead with flair
• Choosing a cordless drill; trim tips; mould scam
• WWII vet who got degree delayed by nearly 7 decades has died at age 97
• Enjoy what’s important to you — with less stuff
• Black walls make a quiet comeback
• Generosity helps foundation meet objectives
• COMMUNITY calendar
• Prayer Breakfast set for Jan. 19
• Best friend doesn’t share woman’s desire for intimacy
• A hope-filled album
• Shoppers-branded Botox clinics launch amid concerns
• Turning heads on stage
• Keeping a tradition
• Vanessa Redgrave, daughter Joely Richardson team in film
• ‘A Dog’s Way Home’ is saccharine and sentimenta­l
• Sun, sand and seafood
• Surviving abuse a strong ray of hope
• YOUR horoscope

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