Truro News - 2017-09-02

• Change of habit
• Mainland moose are a very rare commodity
• Police presence
• Community support helped win funds for restoratio­n
• today in history
• Dairy industry changes with the times
• Truro dance studio keeps people on their toes
• Volunteers needed for Nova Scotia Music Week
• Title quest
• Climate creep and American frogs
• Investment­s should look to the future
• Tax changes may impact patient care
• Bikers bring smiles at Wharf Rat Rally
• Nova Scotia appoints prominent Syrian refugee to business agency’s board
• Mi’kmaq take control of moose harvest on Hunter’s Mountain
• Sex assault on sleeping woman nets two years
• UARB using interrupte­r clause to raise gas prices
• Pizza pan aids piping plovers
• Curtain falls on Oxford theatre
• Report criticizes former Halifax mayor
• Oxford a victim of numbers
• Lake Tahoe’s secret season
• Spoiling for a fight
• Student union won’t be allowed to use naloxone
• Police hunting for suspects after fatal shooting in mall
• Sculpture never meant to be Indigenous: mayor, chiefs
• B.C. First Nations occupy second salmon farm
• Prime minister also meets with the Saskatoon Tribal Council
• Wildfires could smoulder until next spring, says official
• Shapovalov on to fourth round at U.S. Open
• At the U.S. Open, Sharapova sniping practicall­y a sport itself
• A pillow and a blanket
• Seeking clarity, pope saw psychoanal­yst weekly years ago
• Smartphone bans for children
• YOUR horoscope
• Jilted woman nurses broken heart two years after breakup
• COMMUNITY calendar
• Spreading its misery
• Measured answer
• Myanmar military says death toll in clashes almost 400

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