Truro News - 2017-11-22

• Initiative­s challengin­g, but necessary: Churchill
• Piano with scars from explosion on sale
• Fresh holiday ideas
• Opioid crisis
• CENTURIES AGO AT FORTRESS LOUISBOURG
• Dress up your holiday dinner
• ‘Robust’ plans needed to address poverty
• today in history
• Unless we have more babies, immigratio­n is important
• Colchester in a capsule
• Officials mark Municipal Awareness Week
• Together at long last
• Closed Loop: not a question of money but of technology
• Vet’s case underscore­s weak animal cruelty laws
• Canada’s soft peacekeepi­ng pledge
• Cost to fix Phoenix pay system to surpass $540 million
• New strategy could cut into child poverty rates, groups say
• Highlights
• Uoft prof documents ancient practice of carving churches out of rock
• Saskatchew­an sites named in honour of teacher, aide who died in school shooting
• Redhill wins $100K Giller Prize for ‘Bellevue Square’
• Competitio­n Bureau drops civil probe into alleged abuse of dominance by Loblaw
• Gallant proving to be the right leader for expansion Knights
• Three MHL teams remain in CJHL top 20
• Teams begin final push to firm up rosters
• Sophomore Siakam earning big minutes with Raptors with his all-out hustle
• Witness: men accused of bribes negotiated sale to Qataris
• Saints’ season starting to resemble 2009 title run
• Mugabe resigns as Zimbabwe’s president after 37 years
• CBS News, PBS cut ties with Rose following sex allegation­s
• Big Tobacco’s anti-smoking ads begin after decade of delay
• On surprise Russia trip, Assad and Putin talk post-war Syria
• Michigan Rep. denies sexual harassment settlement­s
• Fiance refuses to vacate house for girls’ weekend
• Your horoscope
• community calendar

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