Truro News - 2018-01-26

• Innovators in the making
• It’s the message: torture is torture
• Back in the mix
• Playing the game
• GLACE BAY MAN HAS SIGHTS SET ON HOLLYWOOD
• What happened to Jason Mcgrath?
• Funeral home mishap to be probed
• TODAY IN history
• Dorrington-skinner takes the helm at CNWRC
• Worth the weight
• Era of the educrats
• Fisheries madness
• Halifax shipyard workers’ demands met
• Applicatio­ns open for tidal power demonstrat­ion permits
• Halifax police constables charged in cell death want jury trial
• Investigat­ion concludes Cape Breton officer’s actions were appropriat­e
• Edward Merlyn Arseneau
• ‘Lots of political questions’
• Agency urges caution when prescribin­g opioids
• Trudeau commends women for speaking out
• Cullen sorry for comments on rights requiremen­t in jobs program
• Saskatchew­an Party looks to get over the Wall
• Canada to double spending on global education fund: Trudeau
• Stabilized grist mill survives first major test
• New measures designed to reduce deaths
• Concerns raised over aboiteau
• Cherry ‘not happy’ with European players in Canadian Hockey League
• Rivera, Halladay set to headline 2019 Hall of Fame ballot
• Scotties set to begin with new format and some new faces
• New steroid data used by IOC to vet Russia’s athletes
• First major, top ranking at stake in women’s final
• Rising tensions
• Not safe yet for Rohingya return to Myanmar: UN
• Central role
• Officials probing suspect’s possible porn ring ties
• Africa cannot keep quiet about ‘shocking’ Trump remark
• Friendship marred by man’s harsh treatment of his wife
• COMMUNITY calendar

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