Cape Breton Post - 2017-09-25

• Shear brilliance
• ‘Something needs to be done’
• Trump fumbles
• FALL FOR FALL
• ‘We look forward to this adventure’
• SUPER SUCCESS
• Turkish teacher part of internatio­nal program
• ‘IT’S NOT BEING ABUSED’
• ‘We like to think we’re 85 years young’
• Most people seeking euthanasia in early 2017 didn’t get it: agency
• RCMP investigat­ing suspicious death in New Minas
• ‘It’s been a good time’
• COMMUNITY calendar
• Milk for all its worth
• ‘Absolutely terrifying’
• Melania Trump meets Prince Harry, Trudeau on solo trip to Toronto
• In Mexico City, hopes of finding quake survivors dwindle
• Officials: One dead, at least six hurt in church shooting
• Time to introduce Dad’s Playlist
• A cry for help from the wild
• Old letter could be key to saving railroad
• Moose cull details ‘interestin­g and disturbing’
• Treaty threat
• Extra-innings thriller
• Capers maintain unbeaten streaks
• Dupuis’s road to the Invictus Games started with a mountain bike
• Sticks and slashes break bones, so NHL aims for less pain
• Reddick gets first career win in Xfinity playoff opener
• End of an era?
• ‘Long tradition’
• Revs beat Toronto FC 2-1
• Hyundai Ioniq lacking some power but fun to drive
• Minivan brake concerns; loud-locking SUV door
• Titanic and The Beatles - the lure of Liverpool
• Call of the Hall
• Electronic music icon Gary Numan returns to the spotlight
• Government prepares database on Inuit tuberculos­is graves
• Right wing activist holds short, small California rally
• MACNEIL, Alexander “Sandy” Roderick
• Soul singer Charles Bradley dead at 68
• Child must come first in unplanned pregnancy
• BP meds affect bleeding from kidney stone
• YOUR horoscope
• Hazardous heat

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