Truro News - 2019-10-17

• No sour grapes, here
• OFF TO MARKET
• LASTING IMPRESSION
• THEIR AIM IS TRUE
• TRUDEAU MAKES STOP IN MASSTOWN
• The art of poking fun
• Sexual assault survivor pleased with VON/SANE expansion
• Which party will deliver a workers’ bill of rights?
• Justice plans to axe long-serving CCRB chair
• The costs of climate change
• Advice for federal election candidates: Go local
• There’s no reason for high-schoolers not to vote
• Repurposin­g former Truro hospital not deemed viable
• CROWE, Alexander Charles Haddon
• MCCALLUM, Audrey Beatrice
• HARVEY, William ‘Frank’
• Drake shows his stuff at Bible Hill competitio­n
• CRAFT WEED STAYS IN THE CLOSET
• CANNABIS CAN BE PATH TO ADDICTION BUT FOR SOME IT’S A WAY OUT
• FOR ALICE, CANNABIS IS BRIDGE TO CLEAN LIFE
• CORNER BROOK OUTFIT HAS RECIPE FOR TACKLING THC TREAT MARKET
• Chamber to honour local businesses with annual awards
• LENORE ZANN
• Produce for all
• Living life, gluten-free
• Colourful makeover for an ’80s telephone table
• It’s mid-october and the heat is on
• Let’s play two
• Spotlight on Sports Hall of Fame Lyle Carter
• Defend the home front JUNIOR HOCKEY
• BEARCAT BYTES
• 2002 Bearcats brought Truro its first N.S. senior baseball title in 56 years
• Freightlin­ers rebound with victory over Destroyers
• Hike with a side of vino
• Living in the rail world
• An exceptiona­l Christian passed our way
• Take full advantage of fall flavours
• Funny man Derek Edwards will leave you laughing
• Ecojustice requests more time for public comments on focus report
• Predictabi­lity not always a bad thing
• COMMUNITY calendar
• Push your boundaries, try classical
• Colchester County church listings, Oct. 19-20
• Mere days remain for us to decide Ken Banks

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