Truro News - 2017-09-19

• Tragedy in Tatamagouc­he
• Victoria Park to host Walk to Cure Diabetes event
• History lesson
• Music man
• Tying the knot
• Allan J.: The last great East Coast champion
• Flame wars and mug’s games
• Call me Herb, Herb I. Vore
• Truth or no consequenc­es
• Alleged cocaine smuggler consents to remand
• Joseph Edward MacGregor
• Wolfville fire forces families out, cause unknown
• Charges to be laid in Canada involving fentanyl shipments from China: RCMP
• Controvers­ial House of Commons study on Islamophob­ia underway
• Plaintiff in assisted dying challenge gets medical help to die
• Exports and business investment broadening: BoC deputy governor
• General Motors workers on strike at CAMI assembly plant in Ingersoll, Ont.
• Canada won’t do business with Boeing while it’s ‘busy trying to sue us’: PM
• Defence questions warrant used in case against accused letter-bomber
• Inspection on demand
• Putin attends military drills that worry neighbours
• Chase for a championsh­ip
• Canucks set to meet Kings in first foray into China
• Redblacks get favourable news on injury to veteran quarterbac­k
• With big win, Leishman takes game to a new level
• MLB home run record set to fall
• Kerber ousts local favourite Osaka at Pan-Pacific Open
• GM says forward failed medical on opening day of training camp
• How a leaner Frederik Andersen learned how to take control of his weight
• Community calendar
• your horoscope
• Daughter of self-centred mom craves a role model
• Protests resume
• U.S. flies powerful warplanes amid tensions with North Korea
• Government says fleeing Muslims are security threat
• ‘Traditiona­l uses’
• Washington state school reopens after one killed, three wounded

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