Truro News - 2017-12-22

• Garnier guilty of murder
• Kemptown facility overflowin­g with plastic bags
• Online odds
• Leading lights
• Net protector
• Canada Abstains from U.S. Embasy vote
• White Christmas unlikely for Halifax
• Concrete highway earns rave reviews
• New Lifeflight choppers now in service
• Today in history
• Holiday HOURS
• United Way working toward campaign goal
• The whiff of weed: this year’s crime is next year’s nuisance
• Naughty or nice?
• This area is continuing to build on successes
• Nova Scotians want to keep all hospitals: poll
• Dalhousie faculty seeks conciliato­r in negotiatio­ns
• Police arrest men following spree ENFIELD, N.S.
• George William Dunlap
• Answers coming soon in Lionel Desmond killings, N.S. officials say
• Supreme Court upholds dangerous offender provisions in Criminal Code
• Canadian weather in 2017 saw ‘too much’ of everything: chief climatolog­ist
• Via Rail to comply with CTA ruling, says it will allow two mobility aids on trains
• Fuelled by gasoline prices, annual inflation accelerate­s to 2.1 per cent
• Canucks continue to leak goals
• Bond leads Centurions
• Mahura happy with quick return to Canadian roster
• Ravens could be formidable playoff foe thanks to defence
• Gough leads Canadian lugers in pursuit of medal in Pyeongchan­g
• Kennedy, Hebert bring track record of Olympic success to Koe team
• Sabres loan Nylander to Sweden junior team
• Your horoscope
• European vacation plans are tripped up by broken ankle
• Community calendar
• South Korea fires warning shots after North soldier defects
• California firefighte­rs douse hot spots as winds whip up
• Philippine ferry sinks: four dead, seven missing, 240 rescued
• General Assembly vote calls U.S. move on Jerusalem ‘null, void’
• Russian parliament ratifies naval base agreement with Syria

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