Truro News - 2018-12-13

• DESPERATE What is it going to take?
• Leading by example
• Acts of kindness
• Index program
• DESMOND CASE: INQUIRY BEGINS IN NEW THE YEAR
• Basic human rights were violated
• Sugar Moon Farm helps put Earltown on the Expedia.ca travel blog map
• Holiday food drive supports local food banks
• Pipeline politics will keep Ottawa, Alberta divided
• e Saudis’ have their own Game of rones
• Equalizati­on inequality
• Is there a question for that answer?
• Cormorants in Ontario’s crosshairs
• Holiday heroes go to work
• Joyeux Noel!
• Live animals to be part of Immanuel Baptist’s nativity scene
• A true sense of community with an emphasis on caring
• Cathy Caswell becomes Nova Scotia 4-H executive director
• Hobby has brought Bible Hill man much enjoyment
• Hattie shares the essence of Christmas
• There’s Hope for the homeless
• Have songs, will travel
• Dartmouth fuel company wins Municipali­ty of Colchester tender
• Meaghers Grant man sentenced to jail
• Open door policy
• Lawyers itching to challenge device
• Standing over all
• A di erent type of garden centre
• Tankless water heaters; countertop x
• Rams bolster defence
• Hockey Day in Brooklyn, N.Y.
• Truro Raceway to host nal card of 2018 on Sunday
• Bearcats fall to rival Crushers
• Second half is on
• Survivors share their stories
• ‘I don’t have any pity for people who drink and drive’
• Going straight to video
• The end of an era
• Finding the Acadians
• Forging ahead to help the ALS cause
• Owners like Trax’s road manners, efficiency, versatilit­y
• Top tips to keep ride’s warranty in tip-top shape
• Sorento continues to up its game
• Evidence to be heard in murdersuic­ide early in the new year
• But does it go far enough…?
• Four Nova Scotia beaches make best of North America list

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