Truro News - 2018-06-08

• Driven to help
• Crop farmers await fallout from frost damage
• ‘It is devastatin­g’
• NEW LIFE BREATHED INTO OLD INSTRUMENT­S
• Nova Scotia shortliste­d as potential site for world’s first whale sanctuary
• Bird feeder warnings issued
• Support for Nova Scotia Liberals rises: poll
• TODAY IN history
• Demand for grow supplies delays start to Truro facility
• Late frost takes toll on blueberry industry
• Trying to read the signs
• Keep parkas at the ready
• Never a dull moment with Trump
• ‘I didn’t think I would live’
• Protect supply management, dairy farmers urge PM
• Robert Blaise Macdonald
• Trudeau, Macron support Trump on North Korea but will confront on trade
• Fate of Wynne, Liberals unclear after provincial vote
• Masked activists in Quebec City begin protests against G7 leaders
• Household debt and housing remain key risks for financial system: Bank of Canada
• Humboldt Broncos player released from Saskatoon hospital, plans to graduate
• Second Chinese tourist dies following bus crash in eastern Ontario
• Fun and excitement at Truro Raceway
• Halep beats Muguruza, Stephens tops Keys at French Open
• Justify tunes up for Triple Crown try with impressive gallop
• Colangelo resigns as 76ers president
• Durant shoots down Cavs with long three, again
• Trump talks tough on trade ahead of G-7 meetings in Quebec
• Sweden truck attacker convicted of murder, gets life term
• COMMUNITY calendar
• YOUR horoscope
• Woman looks for exit ramp out of one-way friendship
• Truro Library Programs
• U.S. asylum seekers wait their turn at Mexican border
• Australian leader backs Zuckerberg’s grilling in Parliament
• U.K. leader in compromise with ministers on Ireland border

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