Truro News - 2018-05-25

• Insult to injury
• Pair of candidates vying for village seat
• Memory lane
• Helping hand
• DESMOND INQUIRY TO EXAMINE MENTAL HEALTH SERVICES
• Mi’kmaq activists say Nova Scotia premier is ignoring treaty rights
• E. coli levels remain high in Cornwallis River
• TODAY IN history
• Atlantic Chamber of Commerce AGM next week in Truro
• Let’s hope this bill passes amicably
• Family ties
• Mission possible
• Walter Alvin Perrin
• Red Cross closes shelter set up after Dartmouth fire
• Caroline Elizabeth Ross
• Thief targets senior after bank transactio­n in Berwick
• Doris Aileen (Blackmore) Bain
• Vancouver, Squamish pipeline challenges dismissed by court in B.C.
• Spring storm no surprise to Gander residents
• Canada blocks Aecon takeover by Chinese state-owned firm over national security
• Trump launches probe into auto imports, possible tariffs
• Fun and entertainm­ent tonight at Truro Raceway
• Canadian De Melo confident heading into first Indy 500
• Blue Jays close out dismal homestand with 8-1 loss to Angels
• Gordon calls NASCAR Hall of Fame selection ‘surreal’
• How’d they do that?
• Trump suggests NFL players who kneel for anthem shouldn’t be in U.S.
• Trump cancels summit, citing ‘open hostility’ by North Korea
• ‘Eerie’ blue flames burn in cracks caused by Hawaii volcano
• YOUR horoscope
• COMMUNITY calendar
• Truro Library Programs

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