The News (New Glasgow) - 2018-03-22

• Popular event returns
• Stellarton posts wrong version of dog bylaw
• Questions on progress
• NAFTA breakthrou­gh?
• AUSTIN BOMBING SUSPECT BLOWS HIMSELF UP
• Highway 104 will be twinned by 2022: minister
• Boring budget a little thin in key areas
• County council ponders possible improvemen­ts to collision-prone intersecti­on
• Fatal fire
• Terrifying lesson for rural regions
• Think about the big picture
• COMMUNITY calendar
• Betty Lou Cooke
• University develops program to help kids cope with overdose crisis
• Liberals tried pilot project with Facebook data whistleblo­wer in 2016: source
• No opting out: Canadians to get emergency alerts on their phones soon
• Just For Laughs sold to Howie Mandel and U.S. company ICM Partners
• Mint honours 100th anniversar­y of CNIB with coin-medallion set featuring braille
• Sunrise, sunset: All things were not equal at the equinox
• Albion boxer heading back to nationals next week
• No playoffs for Blackhawks for first time since 2008
• Rays’ catchers using wristbands amid rotation experiment
• Russia stuck in stalemate with WADA after doping scandal
• CFLPA files grievance against CFL related to player safety and rehabilita­tion
• McCutchen hopes meetings with players show refs’ commitment
• U.S. northeast dealing with nor’easter’s heavy snow, winds
• Tapering off tramadol
• Bust that bloat
• Wife left at home with kids longs to socialize with adults
• Briefing papers warned Trump not to congratula­te Putin
• Facebook fined in South Korea for limiting user access
• Officer’s response praised as school shooting ends quickly
• Second high bond set in Stoneman Douglas-related case

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