Truro News - 2017-11-09

• Horse power
• Proposed MX track promps request for noise bylaw
• Sweet talk
• Capital campaign
• Get in the game
• PM ‘SATISFIED’ WITH FUNDRAISER’S EXPLANATIO­N
• Visitation up dramatical­ly at historic Amherst site
• TODAY IN history
• Nova Scotia’s history explored in new book Author Leo Deveau coming to Truro Nov. 18 for book signing at Cole’s
• On the move
• Coderre’s fall a signal for Montreal elite
• Canada’s embrace of diversity works
• OUR VETERAN’S GARDEN
• A time to thank Canada’s veterans
• Pictou County council reneges on junior A hockey team’s grant
• Planner still wonders why he was fired
• Health Authority confirms a fourth case of mumps in Nova Scotia
• Nova Scotia government expands treatment for addicts of opioid painkiller­s
• Questions asked about Cumberland County clam closure
• Governor General praises freedom of religion, tolerance in N.B. speech
• Jolie expected to give keynote address at Vancouver summit
• English swear word acceptable for French broadcasts, regulator says
• Canada’s first HIV-positive restaurant opens in Toronto
• Strides forward
• Seahawks-Cardinals once looked like premier matchup
• Star quarterbac­ks lead all-star teams
• Red Wings stuck in muck between great and bad
• Halladay was among first to fly model of airplane he died in
• Do not ‘try us’, Trump warns North Korea
• Palestinia­n police chief says Hamas must give up Gaza arms
• YOUR horoscope
• As boyfriend’s hair disappears, so does woman’s attraction
• COMMUNITY calendar
• Gunman once fled mental health centre, threatened superiors
• Striking protesters disrupt roads, trains in Catalonia

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