The Guardian (Charlottetown) - 2020-07-31

• A bitterswee­t experience
• Practical answers about masks
• Speeding motorcycli­st jailed
• Kensington shows Pride
• Travel in the bubble
• A decadent dessert
• Bringing the energy
• MARK YOUR CALENDARS
• Improving pedestrian safety
• COVID-19 court case adjourned
• No change to gas prices
• Shops need local support more than ever
• L’nuey launches podcast series
• Young P.E.I. farmer on national board
• Kraft Hockeyvill­e to name Final 4 Sunday
• Hundreds paid to promote WE charity on Google
• Calgary man with neo-Nazi ties readmitted to Navy
• Mask bylaw applies throughout Ottawa, but not Parliament Hill
• China accuses the U.S. of using election to fuel a new Cold War
• ‘Bibi generation’ starting to turn on Israel’s Benjamin Netanyahu
• Trump’s crime message not breaking through
• Bolster the economy; travel in the bubble
• Two scoops of kindness
• LAX ENFORCEMEN­T
• Value in theatre arts
• Don’t fear government debt
• Turning currants into jam
• Comeaus to perform in Mont-Carmel Summer Concert Series
• Performers announced for ceilidh at the Irish Hall
• Dating during a pandemic
• John Connolly playing at the Trailside
• A different feel
• OUT AT SECOND
• Hole-in-one
• Senior golf tour
• NICK’S PICKS
• Airlines urge Canada to restore travel
• Canadian insurers set for double-digit drop in quarterly earnings amid COVID-19
• Kellogg raises annual profit forecast as pandemic boosts demand, shares gain
• Canadian mine Agnico Eagle boosts production outlook as gold prices surge
• The challenges of contact tracing
• Britain worried about second wave in Europe
• Quebec restaurate­urs fear for their future
• Guerrero Jr. looking to maximize opportunit­ies
• NBA restart to feature 89 internatio­nal players
• Federal CFL bailout plan relies on provincial help
• Searching for a cure
• Harvard study explains how COVID-19 causes loss of smell
• WORD TARGET
• TODAY’S CROSSWORD PUZZLE

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