Truro News - 2018-04-25

• Workplace violence is a hot button issue
• Woman killed in Hwy 2 head-on collision
• Van attack aftermath
• Pain relievers
• Flour power
• TOW TRUCK OPERATORS WELCOME LEGISLATIO­N
• Roller skating experienci­ng renewed popularity
• RCMP helps dreams take flight for students
• TODAY IN history
• Basil Chicken and Piquillo Pepper Panini
• Worldwide kindness movement comes to Truro
• Booshfest to be held in downtown Truro
• What is it that North Korea really wants?
• Don’t leave it to courts to change bad laws
• Security is elusive in today’s society
• One man in hospital after shooting in Dartmouth
• Immigratio­n minister heads overseas for doctor recruitmen­t
• Finding workers a challenge as province rolls out pre-primary
• NSP’S renewable energy numbers edge up
• Alberta Beharrel “Bert” Totten
• Show of solidarity
• Officer’s actions ‘one shining moment’ in van attack
• Trudeau calls van attack ‘horrific and senseless’
• Exploited platforms
• Tough choice: Browns mulling four quarterbac­ks with top pick
• Devils go from last to playoffs, with more needed next year
• PGA Tour primed for big second half of season
• Wickenheis­er, Herdman recruited to working group
• Carroll: Seahawks still open to considerin­g Kaepernick
• Caps roll over Blue Jackets, look to nemesis Pittsburgh
• YOUR horoscope
• COMMUNITY calendar
• Concept continues to grow in popularity
• For the first time, Facebook spells out what it forbids
• Academic says suspended Cambridge Analytica CEO lied
• Trump warns Iran against restarting nuclear program
• Syrian troops target IS tunnels, trenches in Damascus

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