Truro News - 2017-12-21

• Report provides snapshot for housing in Colchester County
• Judge gives instructio­ns to the jury
• Let it ride
• Brush with Greatness
• Year of reckoning
• SHIPBUILDI­NG COULD SEE FURTHER BOOM
• Time for the millennial takeover, at last
• TODAY IN history
• A helping paw
• CCA to assume ownership of former East Court Elementary school
• Islanders heading from Brooklyn to new arena at Belmont Park
• Trump gave his underlings a new Cold War doctrine
• Penny for your thoughts
• Fire Service sexism: justice at last
• RECC hosts world in grand fashion
• Mcneil talks healthcare, environmen­t, forestry
• Inventor has solution to deer problems
• Cumberland County libraries walking a fine financial line
• Frances Lily Sproule
• Province issues third tender for Dartmouth hospital work
• Liberals’ pension plan for disabled veterans won’t take effect until 2019
• Ethics watchdog says Trudeau vacation on private island broke conflict rules
• B.C. judge finds former RCMP officer not guilty of sexual assault
• One Canadian dead, three injured in Mexico bus crash
• Sexual harassment named Canadian Press News Story of the Year
• CEC’S Gabriel named D-1 MVP
• Santana’s team-first attitude attracted Phillies
• Time for some R&R
• Alouettes hire former Packers coach Sherman
• Defending champion Canada names Spengler Cup roster
• Dodgers hit with US$36.2M tax
• YOUR horoscope
• Family split by repercussi­ons of a long-repressed assault
• COMMUNITY calendar
• EU threatens Poland with sanctions
• Congress wraps up massive tax package
• Disgraced figure in church abuse scandal dies
• Scientist: Santa’s reindeer are all female
• Evacuees worry about homes as holiday approaches

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