Truro News - 2018-03-29

• Lizzie’s luck
• Spring fever
• Curtains for ‘Cats
• RUSSIA POLICY RAISES MANY QUESTIONS
• Inclusion report demands action now
• Creamy Roasted Garlic and Greens Dip
• Online grocery shopping now available in Truro
• Truro man found guilty of failing breathalyz­er
• Apology was both necessary and painful
• Wake-up call for social-media users
• Massive turtle found at municipal park
• Fisheries groups opposing Nova Scotia mill’s proposed effluent treatment plant
• Deal, George Edward – Truro Heights
• Tammy Leeann Nelson
• Quebec City mosque shooter seeks forgivenes­s
• Facebook exec says tech giant ‘has a lot to answer to’ after data scandal
• U.S. trade rep on NAFTA: ‘Hopeful’ of a deal in principle ‘in next little bit’
• Speed limits, snow crab season changes coming to help save the whales
• Sobbing Lindhout says Somalia kidnapping inflicted emotional and physical scars
• This weekend’s full moon could make you blue
• New helmet rule likely to be part of replay for officiatin­g
• End of the road for Bearcats
• Gushue aiming to win big in Las Vegas
• Lebron has a favourite for the MVP award — himself
• Sports world adapts to growing cybersecur­ity threats
• Grichuk ready for fresh start with Blue Jays
• COMMUNITY calendar
• YOUR horoscope
• Household division of labour is source of couple’s tension
• Truro Library Programs
• Hamas prepares for mass rallies along Gaza-israel border
• Former Weinstein assistant slams ‘morally lacking’ gag order
• Attorney for porn star seeks to depose Trump on payment
• Kim, Xi portray strong ties after North Korea leader’s China trip
• Serbs urge Kosovo interior minister, police chief to resign

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