Truro News - 2017-07-29

• Pre-planning for pre-Primary
• Headed back to ’77
• A chance to heal
• Rural life steps to the fore
• Just change the name
• Canada must protect its biodiversi­ty
• Board landing mural needs a good facelift
• Things looking up in River John
• Nova Scotia drug informatio­n system tracks all drugs a patient receives
• (Jennie) Madeline Bennett
• A helping hand for Hazel
• Pride Parade being planned for Yarmouth
• ‘We can fix it’
• Unrelentin­g heat, wind, lightning, keep firefighte­rs, homeowners anxious
• Future uncertain for Banff’s Bear 148
• Feds start fiscal year with surplus
• Canadian Tire apologizes for mixup
• ‘We want equal rights’
• Staying focused
• Lions make noise at Atlantics
• Stinson, Thurbide lead Kinsmen to win
• Former outstandin­g athlete returns home
• Bell holding out as Steelers start camp
• Woman who threatened Muslims hugs one of them
• your horoscope
• Tapped-out dad-to-be looks for an economical push gift
• Stress relief through mind-body interventi­ons
• ‘Obamacare’ repeal reeling
• Russia orders cut in U.S. diplomats
• Ex-priest shouldn’t have been released from prison: lawyer
• North Korea test-fires second ICBM, lands in sea off Japan
• Tensions running high
• Officials say 7,000 IS affiliates remain in Iraq
• ‘Big hunt’ for Russian hackers, but no obvious election link

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