Truro News - 2017-08-26

• Gravel pit expansion gets go-ahead
• Harvey likely to have little impact on Canada — but next storm might
• Spencer... for hire
• Bolstering the ranks
• Biking to end poverty
• Family doc shortage in Nova Scotia worsens
• On this date:
• Making meals Awesome
• Just ducky
• Terrorism: a sense of proportion
• Canada must take the far-right threat more seriously
• Nova Scotians are making their stand
• Pro wrestler gets two years for assault
• Owners of Annapolis Royal golf club leave without warning
• Beekeepers aren’t buzzing with business
• Noted activist, humanitari­an Rudy Haase dies
• Action centre calls for ban on mako shark landings
• Feds on track to meet deficit prediction
• French language charter enacted in 1977 was radical departure from status quo
• Budget on track, despite spending bump: Saskatchew­an
• Officials eye El Salvadoran­s as potential source of next wave
• Ottawa faces pressure to examine historic figures
• McGregor’s future is healthy, wealthy and bright after bout
• Stalingrad history a constant presence for World Cup workers
• Canada counting on huge pool of players to get to 2019 World Cup
• Sharapova to face Halep in first round at U.S. Open
• Lyle carter
• The reality of grief
• Four more religious sect members arrested in New Mexico
• calendar
• Teen doesn’t want to stumble in approach to longtime crush
• Samsung heir sentenced to five years in prison
• IS militants push back
• Saudi-led airstrikes kill 14 civilians
• Navy commanders fear aircraft will start carrying weapons, posing a more direct threat

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