Truro News - 2017-10-11

• Grape expectatio­ns
• Wounded moose leaves its mark
• ’Tis the season
• Ready for my close-up
• Give us a wave
• VIBERT: LIBERALS LET A GOOD THING GET AWAY
• Ten foods to help keep you well this cold and flu season
• Puerto Rican judge at dog show talks about devastatio­n in his homeland
• Adult supervisio­n has to be mandatory
• Women lost to domestic violence remembered
• Trump is wrong to block media
• New dress code at Halifax nightclub sparks criticism
• Northern Pulp mill fined for failing stack test
• Irma Jean Pryor
• Sylvia Doris Pickles
• Most Canadians don’t want to follow Trump’s path: poll
• Sears Canada to seek court approval to liquidate all remaining stores
• Canadian terrorist suffered from drug addiction, mental health issues
• Former cabinet minister Rafe Mair dead at 85
• Sorbara, Lougheed accused of offering would-be candidate Andrew Olivier a job to step aside for premier’s preferred candidate in 2015 byelection
• Accused is representi­ng himself but has refused to take part in the trial, sitting with his head down and his eyes closed most of the time
• Former Conservati­ve prime minister is on a panel that also features Newt Gingrich, a Trump confidant and former U.S. lawmaker
• Farrell’s status again up in air as Red Sox enter offseason
• James, star-studded Cavs eyeing another title
• Quennevill­e calls crackdown on faceoff violations an ‘epidemic’
• your horoscope
• Racy texts from co-worker cause man’s wife concern
• Community calendar
• Wildfires ravage northern California with shocking speed
• Kenya opposition leader withdraws from race
• Trump lashes out at ‘Liddle Bob Corker’ as senators call for calm
• Catalan leader suggests waiting on independen­ce
• Iranian nuclear chief warns U.S.: don’t undermine nuclear deal

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