Truro News - 2018-03-02

• Serious shortage
• Nova Scotia teachers strike averted
• Garnier’s sentencing postponed three weeks
• Powerful presentati­on
• High energy
• Ring leaders
• Market determines price of your company
• Nova Scotia farming representa­tives in Ottawa for annual federal meeting
• Seeking support
• Unique court program expands to Halifax
• Facebook sees — and shares — everything about you
• Mistaken solutions
• Management of kidney disease leads to improved outcomes
• Icebreaker Cornwallis Facebook page taken down
• HRM councillor censured for improper conduct
• Donald Eugene Porter
• Man charged with yelling vulgar phrase at female reporter has case set over
• Ruth Elizabeth Totten
• Study to use virtual reality to find real solution to phantom pain
• Charlottet­own police officers’ misconduct a blemish on the force: deputy chief
• Early morning blaze destroys lobster processing plant in New Brunswick
• Impact unclear
• Major university hearing study seeks participan­ts.
• ‘Complex and highly charged debate’
• Hedley set to play Ontario show after ‘indefinite hiatus’ announceme­nt
• Bid thwarted
• Mcguire reliable for the Bearcats
• New Nats manager preaches aggressive baserunnin­g
• Vikings, others face tough decisions as free agency nears
• Krzywonos, Morris nominated for female under-15 award
• Staal, Malkin and Smith named stars of the month
• Ten draft picks give Rangers options in unfamiliar rebuild
• COMMUNITY calendar
• YOUR horoscope
• Happy couple seeks best way to support troubled friends
• Truro Library Programs
• ‘It’s not a bluff’
• In the hot seat
• Using history to defend honour

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