Truro News - 2017-10-21

• The Mini Maud
• Here’s looking at you
• True Blues
• New food show the Baker Sisters debuts
• Digital etiquette creates confusing quandary
• Sheep herding trials this weekend in Lower Onslow
• Seeing things from a different perspectiv­e
• Words that mean something
• Trump and his tenuous dealings with Iran
• Could this be a tipping point?
• Rural areas suffer with limited service
• Funeral for a forest convened in Halifax
• Debate heats up at Province House
• Lobster seized at Halifax airport
• Turkish precision a customer’s delight
• Mother of missing woman says police said daughter was probably drinking
• Putin brands Canada’s adoption of new Magnitsky Act as political gamesmansh­ip
• Men injured in Saskatchew­an wildfire still in intensive care
• Mother and son both fall victim to Equifax Canada hack
• Insecticid­e use, climate change contributi­ng to global spread of critters
• Court considerin­g expert witness in case of brain-dead woman as family asks for tests
• Students learn to care for Indigenous people by understand­ing racist legacy
• Gurley unhappy about playing in London
• Acadia to host 2018 women’s nationals
• Turner, Taylor repay Dodger patience by sharing NLCS MVP
• Maritime Breeders finals set for Sunday
• Russia accuses U.S. of pushing for its exclusion
• COMMUNITY calendar
• your horoscope
• Grandma won’t take boy’s diabetes seriously
• Rohingya children refugees face ‘hell on earth:’ UNICEF
• Russia hands over fighter jets to Serbia
• U.S. drone strike targets al-Shabab after Somalia attack
• ‘Speak American’
• Kurdish-led force handed over administra­tion of northern city to council made up of local officials, tribal leaders, U.S.-trained police
• Astronauts replacing blurry camera on robot arm
• Study: Pollution kills nine million a year, costs $4.6 trillion
• Medical students’ future uncertain as DACA program ends

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