Cape Breton Post - 2018-11-02

• View from abroad
• Shipwrecke­d sailor safe
• Vote for removal of warden set for next month
• NOVA SCOTIA POT
• END OF THE LINE
• EXPOSURE TO THE MAX
• GREEN AND GOLD
• ‘HELLO CAPE BRETON’
• TORONTO VAN ATTACK SUSPECT TO GO STRAIGHT TO TRIAL
• Internatio­nal students cause revenue bump
• America is rotting from the head down, says Jim Vibert. What’s in store for Canada?
• Advocate dies ‘peacefully’
• COMMUNITY calendar
• CBU art gallery, Beaton Institute receive funding
• Sweet touch added to book signing event
• COMMUNITY calendar
• Shipyards to share $7B in navy ship contracts
• Payouts on hold as fight rages over legal fees
• Google employees walk out
• Synagogue shooting suspect pleads not guilty
• Mexican agents nibble at edges of caravans
• Enough is enough
• Port Morien fundraiser has great deals
• Some musings from a Weather by Day reader
• AUS semifinals set
• Need place to play
• CBU not eying return to AUS hockey
• Hitting the road
• Smith: We play for them
• ‘My gut feeling’
• Buildng for next year
• Talking dollars and sense
• Bettman: NHL plans regular season games in Prague, Stockholm
• BEC, Cape Breton Highlands to host NSSAF provincial tournament­s this weekend
• COMMUNITY calendar NOVEMBER 2
• Mixing music and business
• Selfie shtick: Instagram-friendly ‘pop-up experience­s’ reach new heights
• DUFFNEY, Beverly Ann ‘Bev’
• Doctors expect better flu vaccine match as annual season begins
• Communicat­ion needed for trip plans
• What causes nighttime urination that’s not a daytime problem?
• YOUR horoscope
• ‘She’s going to be forever 21’
• Historic tool discovered in Bedeque garden

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