Truro News - 2017-08-17

• Getting a second wind
• Judicial review filed against tire-burning proposal
• So that voices will be heard
• the King lives on
• Mighty Quinn
• Health problems demand curing our social ills
• TODAY IN history
• Bright and early
• Federal time for Truro drug trafficker
• Future of learning
• Time to shame white supremacis­ts
• Taking a proactive role in health care
• Little players have big role in farming
• Show of solidarity
• Another great white shark detected off Nova Scotia
• N.S. minister looks to improve abortion access, calling province ‘out of step’
• Government vows to change fund for parents of murdered, missing children
• U.S. opens NAFTA talks by insisting on major changes
• Creep Catchers sting leads to sex charge against P.E.I. man
• How to avoid the wrong kind of shady when it comes to solar eclipse glasses
• Firefighte­rs extinguish fire in CN Tower antenna mast
• Feds, province consider help for farmers after B.C. wildfires
• Of monks and melons
• Chapman leads Bearcats to crucial victory
• Oilers, Draisaitl agree on eight-year deal
• Two Canadians representi­ng South Korea at 2018 Olympics
• NFLPA appeals Elliott’s six-game suspension
• Wickenheis­er backs developmen­t of video games to treat concussion­s
• JACQUELINE BIGAR’S STARS horoscope
• COMMUNITY calendar
• With twins on the way, man still refuses to buy a ring
• Kenya opposition says it will challenge results in court
• Squeeze on living standards in United Kingdom eases as wages pick up
• China urges U.S., North Korea to ‘hit the brakes’ on threats
• Confederat­e monuments removed overnight in Baltimore

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