Truro News - 2018-04-16

• Holding the fort
• Vimy to Juno
• Renovation nation
• CHAMBER HONOURS BUSINESS LEADERS
• Principles discarded in fracas over breach
• Book pulled following criticism from victim’s family
• Public input wanted on strategic direction
• Bass River ceremony honours those lost in Holocaust
• How Syria came to be the most dangerous place on Earth
• Out of tragedy, a life-giving gift
• Health Canada needs to decide
• Woman behind shooting spree plot faces sentencing
• Nova Scotians still fascinated by ocean disaster
• Howard Leland Mahar
• Harrison, Shirley Eileen – Upper Stewiacke/brookfield
• Homeowners need to weigh pros and cons of their financing options
• Renovating Atlantic Canadians are in it for the long haul
• Alberta, feds to team up to ‘eliminate’ Trans Mountain risk, Notley says
• ‘It’s all about the Broncos’
• Syrian Canadians express mixed reaction to U.s.-led airstrikes
• Saskatchew­an junior league opens championsh­ip amid heavy hearts
• Leafs limp home after Beantown beatdown
• Canadians enjoy Gold Coast even if medal haul didn’t meet expectatio­ns
• Trump defends ‘mission accomplish­ed’ after missile strike on Syria
• Trump unloads on Comey ahead of EX-FBI director’s interview
• Boston marks five years since marathon attack with tributes
• YOUR horoscope
• COMMUNITY calendar
• With dad out of the country, boyfriend takes on parenting

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