Truro News - 2017-11-14

• Weed for Wentworth
• Analyst delves into minds of province’s future leaders
• Russian front
• Monkeying around
• Get up and go
• PTSD: BATTLES BEYOND THE WAR ZONE
• Interest in Bobby may be about healing
• Event planned to ‘Heat the Historeum’
• Santa Claus is coming to town with an entourage
• Watch your language
• Slow down, put your phones in the trunk, and pay attention
• Lives on the line
• You Can Be Anything event a big success
• Soldiers fight a slow moving battle
• Battle continues over ‘offensive’ plate
• Reginald Scotfield Fulton
• Wai Chen Chow
• Duterte gets Trudeau invited to key security event
• What’s in a name? Plenty for Alberta First Nations seeking heritage recognitio­n
• Liberals delay $2.14 billion in infrastruc­ture spending
• Complex project aims to tackle transit woes along key route in Toronto
• Job fair aims to help integrate transgende­r people into workforce
• Home-schooler, religious groups cautiously optimistic about Quebec school bill
• Quebec town forbids nudity in pool locker rooms
• CEC girls win West Kings tournament
• Impressive resume
• Smith comments a shot at Jackson, not Ntilikina, says James
• Jets security dog Lenny named after superfan
• Last-minute Loney Bowl to be held today after N.S. court battle
• Braves hire Alex Anthopoulo­s as general manager: AP source
• Pending free-agent kicker Medlock weighing all his options after Bombers loss to Esks
• Community calendar
• Your horoscope
• Discovery of pregnancy tests surprises live-in girlfriend
• Truro Public Library Programs
• A matter of fairness
• Trump focuses on trade, terrorism with Philippine president
• Suu Kyi benefits from silence
• Frantic search
• Magnitude 6.5 quake hits Costa Rica coast, shakes capital
• The indulgent voluntouri­st

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