Cape Breton Post - 2017-09-02

• Unlawful killing
• Light at the end of the tunnel?
• Matthews death officially ruled a homicide
• FROM WRECK COVE TO OTTAWA
• A CONSUMMATE ATHLETE
• Cape Breton Open
• Six months needed to wrap up Bayplex affairs
• Shupe captures bronze medal.
• Cape Breton student jets off to Vancouver for environmen­tal conference
• Refugee joins business board
• Pre-primary hiring continues
• COMMUNITY calendar
• Call to arms
• Columnist just wants to have fun
• Quebec unimpresse­d with the NDP
• Proposed tax changes could hurt patient care
• Rookie O’Regan battles for vets
• Conservati­on milestone
• Toilet paper scandal a new low
• Labour Day’s roots began with call for nine-hour work day
• Labour Day picnic set for Monday
• Huge wildfires in B.C. could smoulder until next spring, says official
• A better NAFTA for workers: Union leaders make their case in Mexico
• Feds get ready for winter by looking into heated trailers for asylum seekers
• Moving on
• A playoff veteran
• Experience of a lifetime
• Some big skates to fill in Screaming Eagles lineup
• Measured answer
• New Houston water release could keep 20K homes flooded
• BRIAND, Margaret Christine (Fitzgerald)
• MACRAE, Donald Allister
• MCMASTER, Lola Anita Penny
• REID, John B.
• COOK, Wendy Jeanette
• More than a ring needed for this couple
• Still standing after the storm
• YOUR horoscope
• LEE, Genevieve Marie
• NORTH OF 49 CROSSWORD
• Texas recreation­al vehicle dealers faced the wrath of Harvey: BRP
• Wanted Red Bull heir’s path remains a mystery
• COMMUNITY calendar
• Tanya Fuller
• Easy does it
• Women’s night updated
• Prince loved purple, says sister
• Theatre wins case over law banning booze

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