Truro News - 2018-05-05

• Students take heritage to heart, look the part
• Bird overboard
• Edmonton calling
• ECMA PARTY GOERS REFLECT ON 30 YEARS
• Kejimkujik campground to get new facilities
• Biodiversi­ty short course o ered in Truro and Springhill
• Walk for Alzheimer’s being held in Truro on Sunday
• Historic church and hall nd new life
• Two performanc­es that went well beyond bizarre
• Improve elder care
• Canada should reject Trump’s phoney NAFTA deadline
• Maud Lewis work sells for $18,000
• Halifax tech firm says new eyewear protects against laser attacks
• ‘Uber Rob’ becomes symbol of N.B. resilience as record oodwaters grow
• Canada has options to bolster competitiv­eness without corporate tax cuts
• Starbucks Canada to provide inclusiven­ess training for corporate stores, offices
• Rideau Hall conducting sweeping review
• Beauty on the Bay
• Ottawa wanted all of Canada speaking with one voice on NAFTA: emails
• Victims to receive donations from #Torontostr­ong fund
• Minister opens pay centre amid ongoing turmoil
• Local referee reaches impressive milestone
• Internet data suggests Blue Jays are Canada’s team over Jets, Leafs, Raptors
• YOUR horoscope
• Community’s sunny surface hides neighbourh­ood grudges
• COMMUNITY calendar
• Are core exercises really helpful?
• Ants showing their antennae after enjoying mild winter
• Get me a ticket!
• Trump says date, venue set for North Korea summit
• Colchester County church listings for May 5-6
• When death hangs over the land, we all mourn
• Arizona students back in class after six-day teacher walkout
• Volcanic ‘curtain of fire’ sends people fleeing Hawaii homes

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