Cape Breton Post - 2018-10-29

• Desi days at CBU
• Houston new PC leader
• ‘Party comes first’
• REMEMBERIN­G RYAN
• POLITICAL MISSTEP
• SYNAGOGUE GUNMAN SAID HE WANTED ALL JEWS TO DIE
• Q&A WITH TIM HOUSTON
• Tangible action needed to unify Tories
• It’s Burger Week!
• DOLLARS AND SENSE
• ‘Her death isn’t in vain’
• COMMUNITY calendar
• ‘We’re delighted’
• New discovery
• Canadians hold vigils in solidarity with Pittsburgh victims
• Fishing a dangerous and demanding job
• Deja vu and the carbon plan
• New health care project a ‘game changer’
• Suspect was playing records as FBI closed in
• Caravan takes break in southern Mexico
• Trees tell a tale of winter
• ‘Eskasoni is a hockey town’
• Hardie has five point game as Islanders rout Sea Dogs 10-4
• Cavaliers fire coach Tyronn Lue after 0-6 start
• Toronto FC salvages some pride with win over Atlanta in regular season finale
• Canada places program best fourth at gymnastics world championsh­ip
• Rams rally to beat Packers to stay unbeaten
• Federer wins 99th title, beats Copil in Swiss Indoors final
• Crosby, Penguins rally behind city in wake of synagogue attack
• Johnny Manziel earns first CFL win in Alouettes’ 40-10 victory over Argonauts
• Logano shoves past Truex to earn shot at NASCAR championsh­ip
• Caught in a trap
• ‘Halloween’ carves up another $32 million to top box office
• B.C.-raised memoirist subverts Indigenous stereotype­s
• Philipps finds the way to stand out is by being herself
• Cot Campbell, who innovated horse racing ownership, dies
• MacPHERSON, Donna Margaret
• Author Ntozake Shange of ‘For Colored Girls’ fame has died
• MacDONALD, Rev. Roderick Bernard ‘R.B.’
• MUIR, Hugh Alexander ‘Junior’
• Important decisions between a couple cannot be arbitrary
• Chronic pain management is a complex issue
• YOUR horoscope
• The endlessly exotic Seychelles

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