Truro News - 2018-05-26

• Lonely, but never alone
• Garnier will be sentenced ahead of his appeal
• Kevin’s comeback
• When in Tokyo...
• DYER: A CURRENT LOOK AT CLIMATE CHANGE
• Man conquers six-pound donair at Cape Breton restaurant
• Ex-journalist turns real-life lessons into crime fiction
• Forestry industry defends clear cutting, calls for more nuanced debate
• United Way of Colchester County launches annual program
• Canada can sow democratic seeds
• Summit is a chance to make a difference
• Farmers against wild turkey introducti­on
• Rare bird appears in Cape Breton
• Dwight Allister John Dorey
• Regulator investigat­ing Halifax chiropract­or’s posts on vaccinatio­n
• Travel developmen­ts can combine to make a big impact
• ‘Heinous act’
• Manning calls for radical transforma­tion of society
• Military college students accused of desecratin­g Qur’an
• CP Rail talks set to resume after unions reject railway offer
• Prime minister accepts award for LGBTQ advocacy
• A cycle of debt
• Police make appeal in case of girl who disappeare­d in 1966
• Try Bowls Day planned for local club
• Busy summer ahead
• Ovechkin, Capitals not satis ed with conference title
• Rockets use strong defence to move a win from NBA Finals
• A splash of light
• horoscope
• calendar
• Teen caught in violent gang seeks way to straighten out
• Apple cider vinegar: good and bad news
• Weinstein charged with rape, sex felony
• Police: male student behind Indiana middle school shooting
• Summit talk turns warmer; Trump says ‘talking to them now’

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