Truro News - 2018-12-27

• Many happy returns
• Rewards of a new life in Canada
• The holidays at sea
• MUNICIPALI­TIES WEIGH IN ON PLASTIC BAG BAN
• Between the surf and the sky
• On this date:
• In ‘dire straits’
• Officer injured after driver flees checkpoint
• Numbers are not an asset
• You can bet on an eventful campaign year Chantal Hébert
• Self-service in the temples of travel
• Shift report represents PR poorly done
• Sri Lanka: In search of the fairy-tale ending
• BY LYNN CURWIN It’s the vegan way
• Truro-area MLA pondering a run at federal nomination
• Hells Angels re-establish East Coast presence
• Dark times give way to a brighter future
• Free POUND demonstrat­ion being o ered in Truro
• Ali Naser is taking a break
• NSCC fights to keep students fed
• Nova Scotia grandparen­t finds support with GRANS
• Group and one-on-one support provided
• Cape Breton workers get reprieve with new owner
• Hospital emergency department­s close more often
• Booming Halifax courted by multiple sports leagues
• Director, teacher, mentor
• Lighting it up
• A weather forecast that changed everything
• Cam with a plan
• Somethin’ Bruin
• A close-up on female midget AA hockey
• A healthy partnershi­p
• Nostalgia is the key to success
• Hot mess in Dallas
• It’s unanimous: Do this more often in 2019
• Chamber applauds investment in infrastruc­ture
• Acadia environmen­t prof explains why he’s against banning plastic bags
• Province shifts priority, municipali­ties lose ground
• Well-rounded hybrid
• Frontier pickup makes for solid used-truck buy
• A few words on your car’s heater
• A di erent kind of journey
• Dartmouth man reunited with his lost dog
• Making our way in a weary world

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