The Guardian (Charlottetown) - 2022-11-25

• Making a difference in climate change
• Some streets closing during weekend holiday events
• Minister would block Maritime Electric diesel generator
• Province seeking NGO bids to operate safe consumptio­n site
• Canada to invest C$1.6 billion in first national climate adaptation strategy
• Canadian bank CEOS told Freeland Freedom Convoy made Canada a ‘joke’
• Indonesia struggles to get aid to quake survivors
• Researcher­s test MRNA technology for universal flu vaccine
• A great example for future leaders
• Cheers &Jeers
• Government inertia frustratin­g landowners
• More wind, rain to blow through this weekend
• Canada showed they belong by outplaying Belgium, Herdman says
• Recognitio­n for Ambyr Campbell
• Panthers end UNB Reds win streak at 13
• Former Senators’ defenceman taken by surprise to enter Ring of Honour
• COMMUNITY calendar
• Seniors need companions­hip, too
• Greater Summerside Chamber of Commerce hosting fundraiser
• Europe flags space ambitions with spending hike, new astronauts
• New space observator­y helps solve mystery involving enormous black holes
• No place for flowers
• Prices to tumble 17.5 per cent peak to trough, say analysts
• Manulife to outsource Canada real estate services to JLL
• Holiday recipes packed with plump, tart cranberrie­s

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