Truro News - 2017-09-16

• Painful memories
• Bogus bills passed: police
• On solid ground
• It’s ‘Go’ time
• Farmers open their doors to the public
• New fall season kicks off at deCoste arts centre
• Putting fresh food first
• Concern expressed over proposed tax changes
• Water worries
• Const. Frank Deschenes: Fine man, tragic loss
• The car revolution and the dawn of electric vehicles
• Ignorance means Beyak must resign
• John C. “Jack” MacLeod
• Cape Breton woman to be sentenced in fraud case
• SIRT investigat­ing after man falls to his death from overpass
• Donair pizza helps Nova Scotia family through hurricane Irma
• Commercial fishermen protest what they say is native overfishin­g
• ‘Deep concerns’
• Federal Court judge orders government to release documents on Senate scandal
• Former Guantanamo Bay detainee has been out on bail pending appeal of conviction
• Canadian Human Rights Tribunal to revisit Air Canada retirement age issue
• Quebec police continue search for missing six-year-old boy
• Minister says focus on legalizati­on slows other court updates
• ‘Lost and alone’
• Wallace faces uncertain future with Petty team
• Antigonish officials, Hockey N.S. look for solutions
• After 20 years as president of the Truro junior A Bearcats hockey club, Keith Mackenzie is stepping aside
• Bengals without TD in rst two games
• Stage set for Conroy Memorial
• horoscope
• Different approaches to religion are likely to drive couple apart
• calendar
• Can probiotics effectivel­y treat eczema?
• Explosion on a packed train during rush hour leaves at least 22 people injured but no one seriously hurt Trump: London bombing is reason to expand travel ban
• Turkey releases French journalist
• How Castro responded when U.S. diplomats suddenly got sick
• Keep in touch with that inner stirring
• Fleeing Rohingya Muslims watch as homes burn

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