Cape Breton Post - 2017-04-29

• Fit for trial?
• Lost loved ones honoured in ceremony
• ‘We had to make a living’
• DREAM COME TRUE
• Cruising into summer
• NOT MEANT TO BE
• Liberal budget signals election call: Urbaniak
• Crown attorney welcomes domestic court funding
• Election call final step in government playbook script.
• CBU running deficit
• Teachers to be hired
• Public invited to share their heritage
• Free computer training offered
• Quebec was not the only wall in O’Leary’s way
• New Dawn project has the power to transform
• Prepare for election call
• Forces wants 77 members out for sexual misconduct
• No sign driver tried to brake before hitting gas station attendant
• Islanders defeated by Regina in final round robin game
• Casey hopes lessons learned in Milwaukee will carry over
• Senators need more impact shifts from depth lines to keep pressure on Rangers
• Larry Bird steps down as Pacers president
• MLB’s first Lithuanian learned the game where few play
• FIFA audit official admits bribery in U.S. federal probe
• ‘You have a true friend’
• North Korea official calls U.S. efforts to rid nukes a ‘wild dream’
• CARTER, Lucy Jane
• MACEACHERN, Julie Agnes Gillis
• MROZ, Edward John
• Leaving abusive partner requires careful planning
• SILLER, Stephen John
• YOUR horoscope
• GRAHAM, Raymond
• North Korea fails in missile test fire near its capital
• Taking Liberty
• Berkeley praises police for keeping peace at Coulter rallies
• Cosby jury can hear about quaaludes, not accuser’s lawsuit
• Making new album an emotional rollercoas­ter for Mary J.
• At Trump-less correspond­ents event, focus back on journalism
• NORTH OF 49 CROSSWORD

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