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FLASH BACK THURSDAY: Subway chicken flap; Health PEI shakeup; A+ roundabout

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

SaltWire Network | Posted: Sept. 14, 2017, midnight | Updated: Sept. 30, 2017, 3:26 a.m. | 1 Min Read
<p>This is an aerial view of the Brackley Point Road/Oak Drive mini roundabout. It may be smaller than traditional roundabouts, but it’s drawing big praise from councillors and the public.</p>

This is an aerial view of the Brackley Point Road/Oak Drive mini roundabout. It may be smaller than traditional roundabouts, but it’s drawing big praise from councillors and the public.

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One week ago in The Guardian, the top story was about a disagreement about chicken quality:

P.E.I. Subway franchises suing CBC over Marketplace broadcast about chicken

One month ago the most-read story at The Guardian web site was again a story from the day before about a fatal accident. The top new story one month ago was an announcement about changes to Health PEI:

Health P.E.I. announces CEO departure

One year ago, readers were surprised by some good reviews of a ultra-mini roundabout:

Reviews good for new Brackley Point Road/Oak Drive mini roundabout

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