Truro News - 2018-05-17

• Royal treatment
• Cause of Upper Rawdon fire unknown
• Surprise delivery
• Fight night
• Bicycle back
• GAME ON: NEW ADVENTURES AWAIT AT TRURO LIBRARY
• Lawyers, senior officials tell different tales
• Professor gets go-ahead to teach course
• TODAY IN history
• Bible Hill holding recreation open house May 31
• Truro man pleads guilty to multiple theft charges
• NDP the only option for voters opposed to Ford
• Guns blazing
• Appropriat­e instructio­n is key
• Acoby held guard hostage at Truro’s Nova Institutio­n in 2007 Canada’s first female dangerous offender granted day parole
• Injured Cape Breton cab driver recovering at home
• Lobster dispute boils over in Guysboroug­h County
• Thieves take hit off Halifax pot dispensary
• Burton Cummings recovering from several injuries suffered in crash
• Mulroney children to act as bridesmaid-page boys at royal wedding
• Saskatchew­an seeks climate change funds, despite carbon tax objections
• When the weather takes a turn
• Ring leader
• Woodstock relocates MHL franchise to Grand Falls
• Talks break down between Canadian Lacrosse Associatio­n and national teams
• Reeling Dodgers struggling against NL’S worst teams
• Jets, Golden Knights the big playoff TV draws in Canada
• Celtics’ Smart has been unflappabl­e against Cavs
• North Korea threatens to cancel Trump-kim summit over drills
• Trump Jr. can’t recall discussing Russia probe with father
• Teachers seeking more resources fill North Carolina streets
• Cleanup underway after powerful storms pound U.S. northeast
• YOUR horoscope

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