The News (New Glasgow) - 2017-12-02

• New Glasgow library celebrates centennial
• The investigat­ion
• U.S. politics
• BACKLASH OVER GOATS SOLD FOR MEAT SURPRISES FARM OWNER
• One Door Centre helping Pictou County patients with chronic illness
• Fill the Truck event helps Pictou West Food Bank
• North Korea
• The advent of Liberty
• The versatile balsam fir
• O come all ye vendors, joyful and triumphant
• Fascinatio­n continues with Halifax Explosion
• Help! Need to slow down for Christmas
• Wider views beneficial
• Immigratio­n numbers can’t be sustained
• N.L. schools reject Christmas program backed by anti-gay evangelica­l charity
• Catherine “Kay” Blair MacLeod
• Mary A. Campbell
• New responses needed on HIV non-disclosure
• Victory for First Nations, environmen­tal groups in Yukon land dispute
• Military not talking to U.S. about joining missile defence
• Father testifies in court fight to keep daughter on life support
• Albania paralyzed by torrential rain, floods
• Zaun fired from Sportsnet for ‘inappropri­ate behaviour’
• Canada’s Gagnon injured in training for World Cup downhill in Lake Louise
• NFL committing US$90 million to social justice causes
• Big games ahead through Christmas in NFL
• Spain, Portugal in same group at World Cup
• 2018 Toyota CH-R wildly styled, gets great fuel economy
• Most Fun-to-Drive Cars with Under 160 Horsepower
• Cruising on Queen Elizabeth — the Cunard way
• The world’s ‘dust bin’
• Oppression in Hungary worse than under Soviets, says philanthro­pist
• Tillerson dismisses reports of ouster as ‘laughable’
• Why the environmen­t matters for your health and the health of future generation­s
• YOUR horoscope
• Best friend’s long shadow proves difficult to escape
• Law enforcemen­t failed at rally: report

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