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FLASHBACK TUESDAY: Log home failure; custom wheelchair; puppy dies

SaltWire Network | Posted: Oct. 31, 2017, 6:54 a.m. | Updated: Oct. 31, 2017, 6:54 a.m. | 1 Min Read
Ray Campbell originally wanted to turn this historic log home in Charlottetown into a café, but he now says the condition of the home won’t allow him to do that.
Ray Campbell originally wanted to turn this historic log home in Charlottetown into a café, but he now says the condition of the home won’t allow him to do that.

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A look into the Guardian archives for one week ago, one month ago, and one year ago.

One week ago at The Guardian website, the most-read story that was about the future of the oldest log home in Charlottetown:

Charlottetown man who owns city's oldest log home gives up on cafe plan

One month ago, many Guardian readers were touched by a story of help for a little girl:

Technicians at UPEI custom-build motorized wheelchair for little girl

One year ago, the top story was about a puppy:

Humane society investigating after newly adopted puppy dies

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