Truro News - 2017-08-29

• Great Scots!
• Ally says Trump believes in free trade
• Countrywid­e connector celebrated
• Endangered provincial icon deserves N.S. support
• Moving with the music
• Little entreprene­urs create, sell goods
• The warning applies: don’t try this at home
• Tallying up the ones that got away
• Going to extremes
• Cemetery care
• N.B. man faces 2019 trial in Halifax murder case
• Cape Breton man must serve 15 years before parole eligibilit­y
• Body of missing boater found in Porters Lake
• Lumber prices likely to rise in wake of Harvey, says N.S. industry broker
• Frank Emanuel
• Coreen Louise Proudfoot
• Late-summer shuffle
• Police say massive cocaine seizure is largest in its history
• New agreements blamed for slowdown in resolving pay problems
• Solitary confinemen­t violates Charter: lawyer
• Canada is being ‘very difficult’ in NAFTA talks: Trump
• Veteran MLA tried to influence investors on trip to China: commission­er
• Number retirement­s for Ratelle, Lindros
• Burfict suspended five games for hit
• Marchand builds confidence at CP Women’s Open
• Stanton went 8 for 10 to lead Marlins to a weekend sweep
• Familiar faces in this year’s lineup, but key players missing, including Djokovic, Williams
• Horoscope
• Elderly usher’s ‘proposals’ draw reaction from readers
• Community calendar
• Officials act to protect downtown
• Lawsuit claims policy violates equal protection rights of transgende­r service members
• Notting Hill Carnival honours tower fire victims
• Libya expected to be a focus of discussion­s convened by French president in Paris
• Scores treated after mystery ‘chemical haze’ hits U.K. coast
• Almost five months after divorce process began, discussion­s have made little headway
• Judge sentences guru to 20 years
• Guatemala’s president plunges into constituti­onal crisis

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