Truro News - 2018-01-25

• Plastic bag ban not first, best option, retailer says
• Baillie makes an exit
• Viva Santiago
• Bubble heads
• Sea of change
• ACOA funds Cape Breton artificial intelligen­ce software developer
• Colchester United Way holding ‘Soup Fest’
• $1M designated to digital skills program
• Take politics out of summer job funding
• Fresh start to establish Canada’s core
• What are we voting for?
• Foolish fad can kill you
• Second homicide shakes Dartmouth residents
• Former Pictou County long term care facility administra­tor charged with theft
• Gwendolyn Lelia (Mackenzie) Matheson
• Marion Leola Hamilton
• Persistent petition
• New effluent plan worries P.E.I. premier
• Data shows trend to higher temps
• Hockey exchange about to make history
• Liberals to end community mailbox conversion­s, won’t restore door-to-door
• Trudeau applying pressure on U.S. in NAFTA talks: commerce secretary
• Ontario transit agency says it was targeted by North Korean cyberattac­k
• Cara’s Keg acquisitio­n latest move in restaurant industry consolidat­ion
• Aurora Cannabis to buy Cannimed Therapeuti­cs in friendly deal
• Ottawa confirms ‘substantia­l sum’ for financing of Lac-megantic bypass rail line
• Ngakoue, Incognito clear air after remarks
• Stick with what works
• Gymnastics doctor sentenced to 40 to 175 years in prison
• Svechnikov, Zadina looking to impress at CHL Top Prospects game
• NHL’S newcomers taking turn atop league at all-star break
• Federer reaches Australian Open semifinals
• Post-trump slump
• YOUR horoscope
• Celibacy before marriage puts extra urgency on setting a date
• Philippine­s braces for long emergency as volcano erupts
• U.S. defends trade barriers as Davos readies for Trump
• Students ran for their lives as shots erupted in high school
• United States blacklists North Korea business interests in China, Russia

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