Journal Pioneer - 2018-06-01

• Fourth robbery suspect arrested
• Dolphins dinner
• COYOTES FORCE CLOSURE OF SECTION OF TRAIL
• Girl climbs tree to escape bear in Colchester County
• Stray, disabled kitten uses Lego wheelchair to scoot around
• Shining a light
• Snow crab catch down, but value is up
• Few and far between
• Brown regrets making rude gesture
• Our legacy to the world
• A new life for pipeline
• U.S. imposing steel and aluminum tariffs on Canada, Mexico ahead of G7 summit
• Jehovah’s Witness cannot appeal expulsion to a judge: Supreme Court
• Plan to triage asylum seekers stalled by Ontario election
• When extratropi­cal cyclones come calling . . .
• Versatile centre Lars Eller stepping up for Caps in Stanley Cup final
• Hurricanes add product of Axemen program
• KISH, Stonepark introduced as Hockey Canada Skills Academies
• SRHL hosting third annual street fest tournament
• Talks to salvage summit ‘went well’: U.S. official
• Trump revises Comey firing, Giuliani blasts ‘lynching mob’
• Assad threatens to attack area under U.S. backed Kurds
• Open doors to start season
• COMMUNITY calendar
• Cory Tetford to perform at Harmony House this weekend
• Living in constant conflict calls for someone to be the adult

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