The News (New Glasgow) - 2019-01-03

• Fast times on Atlantic Canada’s highways
• ‘You’re just drawn to it’
• Strongly opposed
• Main event
• OUTDOOR WORLD: THE FLIES THAT BIND
• Sides regroup in wake of court injunction
• Nova Scotia needs improved access to health care in 2019: Opposition
• Turning a page
• Fowl weather, feathered friends
• Following are buildings that could be demolished:
• Tip-toeing through the resolution minefield
• Justin Trudeau learned his lesson from India
• Farewell to 2018
• Forestry and Plan B for Nova Scotia
• No border equals no country
• Trudeau’s apology to the LGBTQ+ community, one year later
• Further on down the road
• Doctor shortage being felt at local walk-in clinic
• Nova Scotia bursary supports Gaelic learners
• Saving the good stuff for last?
• Live up to the promises you make
• Open yourself up to another way
• Papal ode to motherhood ushers in 2019 after disastrous 2018
• CAMPBELL Joel Douglas
• I’m going to get sick anyway so why bother with a flu shot?
• Son-in-law’s old tablet reveals surprising secret
• Most intermitte­nt hand numbness comes from trapped nerves
• Found gardens of Cornwall
• Winter weekend brunch
• Fancy feathers fuel the fisher’s fancy
• Roasted Cauliflowe­r Frittata
• 2018 saw nearly 40 water-related deaths in Atlantic Canada
• N.S. population surge good news after decades of doldrums
• Pink sky in the morning … what a treat!
• New fitness, training centre to open in Pictou County
• Already in playoff mode
• Crushers look to continue hot streak
• Cancer Sucks Cup surpasses $100,000 total
• ‘Off on the right foot’
• Welcoming winter
• Tourism downturn in Las Vegas
• Black ice: ‘Be alert for its presence’
• G70 delivers high-value performanc­e fun
• Use ‘common sense’ when driving in winter
• Smooth sailing – until it’s not
• ‘Smile, you’re on dash cam’
• ‘I’ve seen things I don’t want to see’
• All part of policing
• Lightheart­ed kitchen
• CROSSWORD

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