Truro News - 2018-05-19

• More horse power
• Snuffed out
• GUNMAN OPENS FIRE AT TEXAS HIGH SCHOOL
• Seniors face ageism, battle isolation
• Pugwash tax rate on the rise
• Moving message
• Trump endangers the path to peace
• Palestinia­n civilians trapped in despair
• If truth be told
• Say no to gold mining within our watersheds
• Bikers provide boost
• Two-year youth sentence given to Waterville rioter
• Halifax taxi driver found not guilty of sexual assault
• Report finding old-forest cut indicates need for reform in Nova Scotia: critic
• Unions approve process to help resolve issues in Nova Scotia bargaining
• Prices at the pump headed higher for long weekend
• Coroner speaks about mix-up of Broncos crash victims, release of name
• Expected morel mushroom bounty prompts regulation
• Bernardo to stand trial on weapons charge in Napanee
• Toronto asks for help to deal with influx of refugee claimants
• Defence Department aims to do better after delays in 10 procuremen­t projects
• A story within a story
• Preakness looks like Justify’s race to lose after Derby win
• Humboldt Broncos honoured at opening ceremony of Memorial Cup
• Losing taking toll on White Sox
• NAACP and Mormons call for racial harmony, civility
• Charles to walk Markle down the aisle
• Poisoned ex-spy discharged from U.K. hospital
• Gunman arrested after police shootout at Trump resort
• Broadcast networks go for milk-and-cookies comfort this fall
• YOUR horoscope
• COMMUNITY calendar
• Woman with anxiety disability is target of public skepticism
• Radon test before you move in
• Ash falls near Hawaii volcano
• Top UN rights body votes for inquiry on Gaza clashes
• Cambridge Analytica liquidates

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