Truro News - 2018-01-05

• Peeling away the past
• Millbrook chief supports official Mi’kmaq language designatio­n
• New family member
• Impact being felt
• theatre allegation­s spur boycott talk
• MV Asterix designed for choppers: CEO
• Chicken Fajitas
• N.S. man has high hopes to convert abattoir to marijuana plant
• Students urged to enter mining associatio­n video contest
• Taking the lead
• Politics of the guest list is a royal pain
• Disclosure will lead to equal pay
• Balancing work-life
• Amherst frustrated with Via over train station delays
• Frankie hopes to go to Hollywood
• Isobel “Susanne” (Mcleod) Harrison
• Melford Terminal project reaches milestone
• Plastic problems mount in HRM
• ‘Knees together’ judge should be able to practice law again: written submission
• Winter wonderland
• Air Transat and regulator sued over incident that left passengers stranded
• Some restaurant­s stop serving romaine lettuce amid E. coli outbreak
• O’ree marks anniversar­y of breaking NHL’S colour barrier
• There can be no excuses at this point
• Ovechkin on pace for 50-goal season at age 32
• Looking to beat the spread in playoffs
• Canada Soccer Hall of Fame announces new rules, list of eligible modern players
• Murray out of Aussie Open
• Massive storm continues march through eastern U.S.
• U.S. ends lenient policy that let legal pot flourish
• Iran’s regional enemies watch unrest, searching for leverage
• Spanish court reviews custody of ex-catalan vice-president
• Eighteen killed, more than 260 injured in South Africa train crash
• Your horoscope
• community calendar
• Whole family’s safety is put at risk by domestic violence

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