Truro News - 2018-03-07

• Automation is something to embrace, panel says
• More freedom
• Fairy interestin­g
• Another win
• ‘THERE’S NO SUCCESSION PLAN,’ DOCTOR SAYS
• 300 years and still standing
• Care of the dog
• Soaring to new heights
• Wing support
• Beyak still fights the bad fight
• The rebels in Aleppo and their handling of the media
• March 2018 highlights Red Cross work
• Lower Sackville fire claims third life
• Paul Johnston
• Shirley Berton Jamieson
• ‘A sacred responsibi­lity’
• Group of Montrealer­s wear yellow badges to protest use of Jewish buses in borough
• Transition phase
• Police watchdog launches probe into Saskatchew­an farm death RCMP investigat­ion
• Interim leader says he cleaned up Ontario Tory ranks
• Small quarters, redefined
• Working on the graveyard shift
• Cab driver faces an unruly passenger
• Twisters tear up floor at Maritime Meltdown
• A major move
• Ross: Kneeling ineffectiv­e tactic
• Nats send top prospect Romero home for violating curfew
• Cavs’ Love discloses bouts with panic attacks
• COMMUNITY calendar
• YOUR horoscope
• Memories of long-ago assault revived by #Metoo movement
• Eased tensions
• UN official: Myanmar violence precludes return of Rohingya
• Emotional debate
• Appropriat­e response

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