Truro News - 2017-10-27

• Future vision
• MacLean looking forward to Truro visit
• dal-Ac students collecting donations for Halloween
• Branching out
• covering ground
• High praise
• TORTURE VICTIMS RECEIVE $31M IN FEDERAL COMPENSATI­ON
• A musical memorial
• today in history
• Mystery solved
• Judge acquits husband of rape – why?
• The right balance
• Magazine outlines problems with pot
• Man serving time at Waterville youth jail charged with assaulting inmate
• Dalhousie flinches in ‘white fragility’ case
• Number of Aboriginal­s doubles in Nova Scotia
• Leslie named president of WWF in Canada
• New guidelines for people with spinal cord injuries
• Ouellette steps away
• Pediatrici­ans ‘increasing­ly’ being asked about assisted death for kids: survey
• Letter bomb trial focuses on forensic evidence examined by officer
• Broncos holding out hope in face of embarrassm­ent, injuries
• Heffernan holding down the fort on D
• Patriots Hightower to have season-ending surgery
• Stern calls for changes of marijuana rules
• Hingis to retire again after WTA Finals
• Dodgers’ foundation tested after bullpen blasted in Game 2
• Community calendar
• your horoscope
• Long-running family joke is no laughing matter for sister
• Tax code rewrite
• ECB to slowly reduce stimulus
• Allies concerned about Russian phone jamming
• Political crisis

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