Truro News - 2017-12-08

• Let the games begin
• New venture
• SCAM MAKES ITS WAY TO HALIFAX
• Old Stones project brings the past to life
• Truro author to hold book signing after all
• TODAY IN history
• ‘My hands were on her neck,’ Garnier says during police interview
• Rat infestatio­n
• Agreement approved for Lyman Street
• The disturbing messages inside some Christmas songs
• Free speech on campus not endangered
• Standing together
• Harvey Norman Coll
• Local environmen­tal activist admits intimidati­ng former energy minister
• Kentville man pleads guilty to slew of charges
• Trudeau departs China minus commitment to free trade talks
• Cost of bringing water systems up to snuff could total $3.2B: PBO
• U.S. agency rules against Canada; says softwood imports harm American industry
• B.C. byelection a test of Trudeau’s popularity, Scheer’s rookie leadership
• Artificial intelligen­ce to fuel a new cybersecur­ity race, say experts
• QMJHL commission­er: Canada has considered junior players for Olympics
• Boone knows he has to prove himself to Yanks
• Rutledge a solid defender
• Drought-stricken Canadiens captain searching for answers
• Pascal ready for final fight of career
• Ronaldo wins fifth Ballon d’or award as best player
• Winless Browns fire VP Brown, head coach Jackson keeps job
• community calendar
• Your horoscope
• Expectatio­m of an early death puts man’s life in a tailspin
• Truro Public Library Programs
• Palestinia­ns protest Trump move on Jerusalem
• FBI director counters Trump’s attacks on his agency
• North Korea: war is inevitable
• Major southern California freeway closed as battle continues
• Franken announces resignatio­n from Senate amid allegation­s

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