Truro News - 2017-04-29

• March with a message
• Chamber honours outstandin­g businesses
• Around the rink
• Colchester County increases tax rates by one cent
• Community calendar
• Liberals pull campaign ad suggesting May 30 election
• Icebergs aplenty in shipping lanes off Newfoundla­nd
• Program to study ways to help soldiers transition back to civilian life
• New Brunswick announces efforts to fight for continued Atlantic tariff exemption
• P.E.I. scallop fishermen propose compensati­on plan for cable disruption
• Quebec was not the only wall in his way
• Pot pardons: maybe, but at the right time
• (Not quite universal) basic income
• To those of us born into privilege
• Talk to your family about organ donation
• ‘Bold reforms’ needed
• Bombardier rejects Boeing claim CSeries was dumped into the U.S. at below cost
• Ottawa runs $11.5-billion deficit over first 11 months
• Study on social impact of arts to be used to justify funding
• Clear consequenc­es
• No sign driver tried to brake before gas station attendant hit: police expert
• Colchester County church listings for April 28-29
• Heart and health
• A ‘roller-coaster of emotions’ for Fort McMurray man who lost home, won lottery
• There is a supernatur­al and divine factor
• Second round of qualifiers on tap
• Plenty of empty seats at Senators-Rangers opener
• Resilient Raptors ready for Cavaliers rematch
• Slides and surges in first round of draft
• FIFA audit official admits bribery in U.S. federal probe
• ‘You have a true friend’ Trump addresses NRA convention
• Official calls U.S. efforts to rid nukes a ‘wild dream’
• ‘Unleashing American energy’
• Montenegro lawmakers back NATO membership
• Horoscopes
• A different dinner
• Pope urges imams to teach tolerance
• Daughter is in the doghouse after pets leave hairy mess
• How the brain adapts and remaps

Truro News - 2017-04-28

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