Cape Breton Post - 2018-03-02

• Death by bedsore
• Police service facing challenges
• ‘A strike has been averted’
• SPOTLIGHT ON RESEARCH AT CBU
• End of the line for school boards
• Tuition costs a concern
• Case involving vulgar slur set over
• Realigning the brain
• Old case leads to resignatio­ns
• Ready for wrecking ball
• Using music to raise awareness
• COMMUNITY calendar
• Students helping wildlife
• COMMUNITY calendar
• U.S. announces tariffs on steel, aluminum
• Trudeau says taxing foreign online businesses would cost Canadians
• Western grain farmers push for legislativ­e fix to railway bottleneck
• ‘It’s not a bluff’
• In the hot seat
• Facebook sees - and shares - all
• Mistaken solutions
• Community should be compensate­d for quarry expansion
• Hunters and trappers provide special funding
• Liberals seem more comfortabl­e than ever
• Mayor and councillor­s need to prevent negatives
• COMMUNITY calendar
• Capers look to repeat
• Wildcats lose to Spartans at hoops provincial­s
• Let’s make a deal
• Vikings, others face tough decisions as free agency nears
• Former NFL head coach coming to CFL
• In a flash
• Former star among guests at Astros camp
• Silly or Philly?
• Kapler, Phillies holding player plan sessions
• At 44, Colon throwing strikes for Rangers
• Self-employed workers can get tax surprise
• Sean Lavery, former New York City Ballet star, dead
• William Henry Trotter Bush was brother, uncle of presidents
• Harvey Schmidt who co-created ‘The Fantastick­s,’ dies at 88
• One-on-one counsellin­g good for both partners
• Pneumonia vaccine can be administer­ed in thigh if necessary
• YOUR horoscope
• Soldiering on
• Kimmel jokes about Oscars envelope issues
• Playing musical chairs
• Shatner on new projects and patriotism
• Untold stories of SS Florizel disaster

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