Truro News - 2017-11-28

• Officer testifies to finding body in brush
• RCMP officer facing charges
• Golden girls
• Air travel is weird
• Have a cool yule
• LAST-MINUTE DEAL AVERTS ACADIA STRIKE
• Opposing, competing realities in health care
• Author releases book offering critical look at pulp mill
• A passion for riding pays off for Clarke
• Looking for love
• Embracing whatever comes down the pipe
• The reason guns don’t belong in the workplace
• Simple solution
• Brothers enter guilty pleas in Halifax human-traffickin­g case
• William John “Bill” Leblanc
• More travellers taking the solo option
• Millard begins defence in murder trial for the presumed death of Laura Babcock
• Ottawa should manage Alberta’s threatened caribou: letter
• Indigenous man says he’s sick of being followed around at Giant Tiger in Regina
• Nine dead in London, Ont., area in streptococ­cus outbreak: health unit
• Fuel-laden barge drops anchor after it was adrift of B.C.’S central coast
• Trade, human rights on agenda for Trudeau’s China visit
• Torstar and Postmedia swap newspapers, close many of the titles
• Canadians stuck in Bali as Mount Agung erupts
• Ex-stampeder accused in wife’s death faces judge
• From worst to first
• Will Ray return to Argos next season?
• Carson Wentz doing Tom Brady and Aaron Rodgers-like things
• Veteran ’keeper Erin Mcleod savours return to Canada roster
• community calendar
• your horoscope
• Young couple seem to click better when they’re apart
• Truro Public Library Programs
• ‘It’s utterly confoundin­g’
• ‘Stable government’ the goal of Germany’s coalition talks
• Poland probes mosque attack, far-right protest
• Tumultuous transition
• Pope dives into Rohingya crisis on Myanmar trip

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