Truro News - 2018-01-20

• In esteemed company
• First tenant secured for Millbrook project
• BMW luxury
• Going for gold
• Dam big project
• VIBERT: TOLL HIGHWAY IS AN UNQUALIFIE­D SUCCESS
• Studies underway on how to replace old Maritimes causeways
• Today in history
• Food Bank welcomes proceeds from Pizza Week
• Judge says no to chemical expert’s report in Lafarge tire-burning review
• Experts weigh in on future of agricultur­e during panel discussion at Dal AC
• Foul taste
• Will the United States betray the Syrian Kurds?
• Pot possession: it’s the right move
• Still time to get your shot
• GP scarcity clogs ERS
• Halifax misses out on Amazon bid
• Helen Margaret Cook
• Cape Breton man’s U.K. extraditio­n hearing adjourned until Feb. 15
• Barbara Ann Gordon
• John A. Romyn
• Alice Stevens
• Changing the tide
• Charlottet­own mayor expects surplus in budget
• The road to changing sexual dynamics
• Keep your vehicle’s battery healthy all winter
• Hope for closure
• Canada gives more to help Yemen
• Lac-megantic accused acquitted
• Court rules watchdog must revisit passenger obesity complaint
• Something for everyone at Truro Curling Club
• Brady mum on status for AFC title game after hand injury
• Defence wins championsh­ips, or at least the NFC title
• Fournette feels fine after ankle injury, fender-bender
• Players turn up the heat on Australian Open weather policy
• Your horoscope
• Dating starts to cause cracks in circle of three best friends
• Community calendar
• Workouts for a busy schedule
• Shutdown looms — blame game in full swing
• Goodbye, Grand River
• The art — or lack thereof — of the deal
• Dunderdale formally sanctions Muskrat Falls
• Seismic global impact
• ‘Nothing has changed’
• Tensions soar along Indian, Pakistan frontier in Kashmir
• China, Russia outpace terrorism threat

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