Truro News - 2017-11-18

• Families find their godsend
• Nova Scotia at war
• One potato...
• Back in black
• TRADITION: SPRUCE IS BOUND FOR BOSTON
• Dr. Horne still trying to get justice
• TODAY IN history
• Riding high
• Parrsboro wins Community Arts & Culture Recognitio­n Award
• Axemen glad to be here
• All quiet on the world’s climate front for now
• Queen’s withdrawal a time to reflect
• A dire warning, not to be ignored
• Dominion man wins big lotto prize
• Donald Arthur Macneill
• Province at risk of becoming an island
• Dean Brody returns to Halifax
• Fewer right whales going north
• Logit Group call centre coming to Kentville
• Calm between storms
• ‘An excruciati­ng, unnecessar­y death’
• Newly available drug could boost number of self-administer­ed assisted deaths
• Up in smoke
• Statistics Canada says CPI for October up 1.4 per cent from year ago
• Help for Hammy
• Truro’s Mackenzie, wife score double gold
• Autumn meet continues Sunday at Truro Raceway
• Halifax CFL team an ‘exciting opportunit­y,’ but city won’t lead e ort: mayor
• A Tower of Song
• COMMUNITY calendar
• YOUR horoscope
• Contrast therapy for aches and sprains
• Challengin­g task
• Franken apologizes after woman says he kissed, groped her
• Derided by critics, trickle-down economics gets another try
• A new path
• Senior Chinese envoy in North Korea amid chill in ties
• Brexit benefit: lower pound boosts tourism to Britain

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