Truro News - 2017-11-21

• With 37 years in, Mackenzie retires
• Much heralded stallion undergoes chemo
• Country in turmoil
• Tournament title
• WANGERSKY: CHANGE COMES SLOWLY
• Facility design draws ire of residents
• Kosovo President Thaci thanks Canada for 1999 refugee aid
• School zones will get priority
• Warning given
• To those being bullied...
• Imitation game
• No appeal in fatal police shooting of store owner: prosecutor­s
• Cooper, William V, (Bill) FGS
• Florence woman ‘furious’ about $2,000 dental bill for son’s rare condition
• Brace for a cold one
• Nebraska approves alternativ­e route for Transcanad­a’s Keystone XL pipeline
• Report sets exercise guidelines for young kids
• College faculty return to work after legislatio­n ends strike
• Uber Canada’s service animal policy criticized by some disability rights advocates
• Tie new affordable housing money to outcomes, former watchdog tells Liberals
• ‘Where did the dinosaurs die?’
• ‘Unexpected level of refinement and sophistica­tion’
• Does Santa Fe’s brake line need to be flushed?
• CEC girls win regional volleyball championsh­ips
• The new class
• Unselfish Eagles put team goals ahead of personal goals
• Former Wimbledon champ Novotna passes away
• Changing horses midstream
• Stampeders head to Ottawa, wise in the ways of Grey Cup week
• COMMUNITY calendar
• your horoscope
• New American wants to get U.S. social customs right
• Truro Public Library Programs
• ‘Pressure and propaganda’
• The devil’s work
• Merkel ‘very skeptical’ on minority government
• Jamaica — two resorts, two lifestyles

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