Cape Breton Post - 2017-02-25

• Courting confusion
• First Nations schools in the spotlight
• Backyard livestock raising concerns
• DANGEROUS ATLANTIC CROSSING
• HOPING FOR THE BEST
• YOUTH PLAYOFFS SET TO BEGIN
• Polka up some money
• Whitney Pier rink to remain open
• Arrests made in drug case
• Glace Bay man not guilty of sex offences
• Find out how the Screaming Eagles did at Centre 200 Friday night.
• Second accused released on bail
• ‘You can’t ever forget it’
• Trans woman fielding job offers
• COMMUNITY calendar
• Popularity forces expansion
• COMMUNITY calendar
• Coming home to the mine
• COMMUNITY calendar
• Respect for teachers would pay off for all Nova Scotians
• Ottawa should name a children’s advocate
• Deliver coal by rail, not by trucks
• Caring Package critics ‘missed the point’
• The (very) slow death of the Islamic State
• Deal with populist sentiment: Manning
• Parents found guilty of murder in diabetic son’s death
• Wave goodbye?
• It was only a matter of time
• Trump blasts media again
• VX nerve agent killed brother of North Korean leader
• Bar gunman shouted ‘get out of my country’ before pulling trigger
• SUTHERLAND, Joseph Martin
• MURRAY, Abraham Peter
• SMALL, Margaret Ann (Peggy)
• STEVENS, Martha
• Recognizin­g goodness
• Growing healthy relationsh­ips
• CESARONI, Umberto
• MACKINNON, Gerard Phillip
• Toronto’s S&P/TSX index registers biggest one-day loss in five months
• Auto parts giant Magna concerned about protection­ist trade measures
• Kelsea MacNeil
• NORTH OF 49 CROSSWORD
• Little Big Town’s momentum grows with Ryman residency
• What it’s like to be a seat filler at the Oscars

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