Cape Breton Post - 2018-10-11

• Fiddling for the future
• Taking a risk on the open sea
• Nova Scotia could be saved from hurricane Michael, but soaking coming regardless
• TOP CURLER COMING
• OPENING DOORS
• HEALTH-CARE CENTRES PROMPT DEBATE
• Richmond County seeks assessment of arena’s condition
• Controvers­ial burn plan approved
• Prosecutio­n wraps case at gang rape trial
• Villa Madonna torn down after suspicious fire
• COMMUNITY calendar
• Chasing big dreams
• Jean not giving up
• Toronto voters head to advance polls
• Supercharg­ed storm slams into Florida
• Taiwan leader calls on China to not be ‘source of conflict’
• Magazine article very disappoint­ing, says doctor
• NSLC cannabis website set to go live Oct. 17
• Anaerobic digester engineerin­g tender called
• Tale of a tattered cloud
• No major changes to Habs’ lines ahead of home opener
• ‘Self-inflicted wounds’
• Owner of trucking company involved in Humboldt bus crash charged
• Nautilus midsize luxury SUV explores design
• Let the Christmas concerts begin
• Betty Grissom, widow of astronaut Virgil ‘Gus’ Grissom, dies
• PECK, Maurice ‘Moe’
• John (Jack) Paquet
• ROGERS, George Alfred ‘Alfie’
• Try every form of contact with troubled daughter
• YOUR horoscope
• There’s no upper age limit on donating blood
• JOE, Lloyd David

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