Truro News - 2019-05-30

• PARTNERS FOR PROGRESS
• RCMP say they are going ahead with plan
• FRIENDLY MANNER
• ON THE WATER
• FIRST RESPONSE
• STUDENTS PLAN RALLY AGAINST RACISM
• Best laid plans of mowers and men
• Only one choice for Blanch
• Archer for the People’s Party
• Emotional healer
• Carfit ready to help older drivers improve safety and comfort
• Government bulks up to face down docs
• It takes effort to be this careless
• Bill of rights cleared for takeoff
• Moving communicat­ion centre from Truro is ill-advised
• Citizens’ rights must be protected
• It’s time we adopted a new set of 3R’s
• Head out on the highway
• SOMETIMES CHANGE ISN’T ABOUT CHOICE, BUT SURVIVAL
• TRADITION WITH A TWIST OF INSPIRATIO­N
• STRENGTH THROUGH SOCIAL ENTERPRISE
• Truro man who served with Royal Canadian Electrical and Mechanical Engineers refused bed at Camp Hill
• Truro CAO elected to Canadian Associatio­n of Municipal Administra­tors (CAMA)
• Wartime sons receive an overdue honour
• Ancient wisdom, modern science
• Affordable Seafood shop opening in Truro
• An 87-year-old steals the show
• Bible Hill recreation director moving on to join RCMP
• County concerned about possible Middle Stewiacke asbestos project, requests assessment delay
• Three inmates file lawsuit against former prison guard
• Mission members close in on target
• These posies are fair-weather flowers
• Cougars roar to regional titles
• A Truro presence at the Memorial Cup
• Go at your own pace — but go
• Getting naked in Wiesbaden
• Must-have spices to keep in your kitchen
• Russell Welsh
• Gone are the days when a driver is just driving
• Tires play important role in fuel costs
• Reliable Corolla adds sporty to its resume
• Put some plant protein on your plate
• Colchester County church listings, June 1-2
• Honest and open about mental illness

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