Truro News - 2018-02-28

• Eye of the beholder
• Macdonald’s route to NHL had many stops
• The eyes have it
• Decor amoré
• BOB GLOADE BACK AS CHIEF OF MILLBROOK FIRST NATION
• Fishermen, Northern Pulp at an impasse
• Program cushions cost of some drugs
• TODAY IN history
• Preparing for the future Caregiving workshop being held at library this weekend
• Piece of history
• Shades of Mugabe … will it be Xi forever?
• American youth teach their elders
• Teachers packing weapons not wanted
• We’re proud of our athletes, win or lose
• Cop cruiser crashes on Highway 101
• Nova Scotia legislatur­e opens for spring session
• Cape Breton regional police investigat­e unexpected death
• Judge stays first-degree murder charge in Hells Angels killing
• Lloyd G. Marshall
• Gordon Charles Saville
• Big space needed to unveil new millionair­es after record-setting win
• Tweaking tourism
• Man threatens to kill his father; judge tells him to get his life in order
• Trouble for democracy
• Turning the page
• A clear course Liberals champion their values
• New avenues for funding
• Lesser budget measures cover array of issues
• Feds take targeted approach
• Senators’ Karlsson glad not to be traded, hopes to sign extension
• High school, junior high athletes being recognized
• Players union files grievance against Marlins, A’s, Pirates, Rays
• Davis Cup revamp plans get mixed response
• Fans greet athletes at airports across Canada
• COMMUNITY calendar
• YOUR horoscope
• Off-and-on relationsh­ip may be off again after confession
• No book to teach
• A brief respite
• Trump names campaign manager for re-election bid
• Quiet contact
• Venezuelan politician to challenge President Maduro

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