Truro News - 2017-11-23

• Jury shown video of victim with accused
• Centurions swim club marks 40 years
• Warwick Mountains eyed for the gold potential
• OPIOID DOSAGES ON THE DECLINE
• Are we ready for really bad weather?
• Today in history
• Drivers still aren’t getting message to move over
• Truro art show raising funds for food bank
• Retired officer believes signs would help cause
• No-go Bearcats
• To act wisely, take truth over placard slogans
• A home is not a bank
• Stop talking, start acting on pension reform
• Wilder winter expected for Maritimes
• System has shortcomin­gs: auditor general
• Margaret Laura “Peg” (Yuill) Lavers
• Notley pleas with political foes, allies to support Alberta pipeline projects
• Deadlock on hard issues as NAFTA round concludes under cloud of question marks
• Regina man accused of helping to smuggle Nigerians across Canada-u.s. border
• Canadian screen stars want ‘action’ from industry meeting on sexual misconduct
• Lawyer who lost hand in letter-bomb blast testifies
• B.C. boy making waves in the word world
• Liberals propose billions for affordable housing, including individual benefits
• Uber isn’t saying how many Canadians were affected by year-old hack
• Lake Louise World Cup kicks off Olympic season for deep Canadian men’s ski team
• Trestman saw Dickenson’s coaching potential years ago
• U.S. Thanksgivi­ng triplehead­er not that tasty
• Keep climbing
• Braves stripped of 13 prospects, ex-gm Coppolella banned for life
• Your horoscope
• Sister is appalled by what brother asks mom to do
• Zimbabwe’s incoming leader returns home to cheers
• Unrepentan­t Mladic sentenced to life for Bosnia atrocities
• U.S. declares ‘ethnic cleansing’ against Rohingya in Myanmar
• Trump speaks up for Moore, warns against his ‘liberal’ rival
• Russia, Iran, Turkey agree to advance Syrian peace
• Former Partridge Family star Cassidy dies

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