Truro News - 2018-03-09

• A future in the past
• Security hired to watch over NSPE complex
• Willing to help
• National honour
• From ear to ear
• AWARENESS NEEDED FOR MOVE-OVER LAW: WIDOW
• Wine industry growing, says deputy minister
• Ship’s Company receives four Merritt nomination­s
• On this date:
• Native council wants answers on Lafarge tire burning concerns
• Note worthy
• Risky TV appearance pays off for Singh
• Blueprint in red ink
• All sides lose in trade war
• A feel-good catastroph­e
• Environmen­t minister has homework to do: Pictou County group
• Health system to receive new collaborat­ive care teams
• Power outage postpones court martial
• People with disabiliti­es lose hopes, skills in psych hospital, inquiry told
• Students should have been shielded from graffiti: band council member
• Tax change could affect some families earning less than $100K: analysis
• Supreme Court will hear appeal of new-trial decision in Cindy Gladue case
• Mcgovern solid, safe on blueline
• ‘Culture reset’ paying huge dividends for NBA East-leading Raptors
• Laying down the law
• Indian swinging after rocky ‘17
• Pirate looking to make amends for suspension-shortened 2017
• YOUR horoscope
• Truro Library Programs
• Granddaugh­ter is blind to signs of fiance’s abusive potential
• COMMUNITY calendar
• What swamp?
• Lawsuit against California echoes Arizona immigratio­n fight
• UK: Nerve agent attack on ex-spy was ‘brazen and reckless’
• All eyes on Florida governor on gun bill
• Alabama communitie­s raising a stink over sewage train

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