Truro News - 2018-04-14

• HOMELESS …but not without hope
• Senior’s stolen car is making its way east from Calgary by rail
• Support mechanism
• A little getaway
• TRUST IN GPS LEAVES DARTMOUTH MAN STRANDED
• Informatio­n breach fallout offers multiple choices
• Outlook ‘promising’ for proposed new mine
• A bumpy ride
• Peter Kohler company rebranded as Kohltech
• Pipeline politics pits profits against planet
• A response to water management questions
• Trudeau must make good on his pledge
• Frances Elizabeth Jackson
• Ray Allister Fulton
• ‘He was a gift’
• Police identify man in photo linked to alleged serial killer
• U.S. notes interest in re-joining TPP far from guaranteed
• March home sales volume plunges 22.7 per cent
• Early morning blues over the bay
• Second Cup to convert some coffee shops into pot dispensari­es
• B.C. mom backs MP’S calls for criminal probe of opioid manufactur­ers
• Vancouver police officers arrested, released, in Cuba
• A growing year for Truro minor hockey
• Heavy heart for Humboldt
• Two Indian athletes barred for breaching ‘no-needles’ policy
• Hitchcock retiring after 22 years
• YOUR horoscope
• Serious video gamer gets no respect for her hobby
• Checking your home’s lead levels
• A spirituali­ty for our time
• Planning has to be ‘meticulous’
• 911: Man kills daughter – who was also his wife – after breakup
• More leaders join Trump in dropping out of Americas Summit
• Russia monitored daughter of former spy for years: U.K.
• Policy on bullying eyed after 12-year-old hangs himself
• In Greek city, Syrian refugees line up – to get arrested
• Russia says alleged chemical attack staged by U.K.
• Israeli flags burn, live rounds fired in Gaza protest

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