Truro News - 2017-03-11

• Star struck
• Time to SHINE
• SPECIAL OLYMPICS
• Protecting victims of sexual assault
• Chamber welcomes new president, board
• Funding given to fight opioid overdoses
• Show of support
• Flood fight offers glimpse of how people cope under life-threatenin­g pressure
• Temporary shelter expected to open soon in Pictou County
• Joyce Letitia Demers
• Kenneth Lester Dunn
• Muskrat Falls a mess: O’Leary
• Barenaked Ladies coming to Liverpool in October
• N.S. must have boundary process before vote or risk legal action: Tories
• Men accused of assaulting Oland behind bars appear in court
• Trump is a handy cover for Ottawa’s problems
• Canada must work to protect Great Lakes
• The Turkish referendum
• Kidney disease and obesity: healthy lifestyle for healthy kidneys
• Music makes a difference with palliative care
• ‘Lives are at stake’
• Amber Alert cancelled after girl found safe in abandoned car
• Unemployme­nt at lowest level in more than two years
• ‘Disgusting’ behaviour
• Ontario, Quebec, Alberta reach health deals with feds
• The power of the story
• community calendar
• Millman receives national recognitio­n
• Playoff matchups set at the Brier
• Female hockey tourney attracts 19 teams
• Dempster gets rocked in return from retirement
• Romo says farewell to fans, but stays with Cowboys for now
• A memorable week awaits Bay Hill without The King
• Public betrayal
• Cause of Russian ambassador’s death won’t be released
• Democratic AGs mount fight against Trump travel ban
• Archeologi­sts discover massive statue
• Horoscopes by Jacqueline Bigar
• Why loud chewing sends you around the bend
• Flying solo changes woman’s perspectiv­e on her life’s path

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