Truro News - 2018-06-27

• Town takes harder line
• First United Church to hold open house on July 7 marking Canada Historic Places Day
• Dean down under
• Anxiety in India
• VIBERT: THE MOTHER’S MILK OF POLITICS
• Titanic still fascinates after 106 years
• Salt marshes being restored to battle climate change
• Caring kids make their mark
• Signs are not looking hopeful on animal testing
• Lessening the burden for cancer patients
• Quebec shows way to fight child poverty
• Residents outraged over Cape Breton hospital closures
• New program allows homeowners to receive rebate for solar panel installati­on
• Cape Breton Chase the Ace heading to possible $1-million payout
• Obituaries
• Intensifyi­ng dispute
• Summer snow falls in parts of Newfoundla­nd
• School is out . . . but the learning never stops on the farm!
• Bible Hill student-athletes honoured
• Hockey player burned by campfire out of a coma, fundraisin­g underway for family
• Argos quarterbac­k ‘will miss significan­t time’ with neck injury
• Choo keeps reaching base with new swing, old focus
• Joshua ordered by WBA to fight Povetkin and ditch Wilder
• Denmark advances with drab draw against France at World Cup
• Prince William visits Israel’s Holocaust memorial
• Key U.K. bill becomes law as car industry warns of harm
• horoscope
• Wife endures verbal abuse along with loveless marriage
• COMMUNITY calendar
• California wild fire grows, 1,500 under evacuation orders
• Dutch PM calls van attack on newspaper an attack on free press

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