Cape Breton Post - 2020-06-02

• Acclaimed storytelle­r
• Looking to next year
• Feds fast track $2.2 billion for municipali­ties
• Rememberin­g the miners
• Summer businesses to suffer
• Aquacultur­e award presented
• Teams look to draft
• Some lobster fishers back on the water
• Sydney-born teacher recognized with award
• Teens hope for fewer restrictio­ns
• Researcher­s to evaluate treatments for moderate, severe COVID-19
• One new COVID-19 case
• ‘I saw myself in his place’
• Courts could see permanent changes
• White House calls for ‘law and order’
• China warns U.S. it will retaliate on moves over Hong Kong
• Scientists hunt pandemic hotspots in race to test vaccines
• Eli Lilly starts human study of potential COVID-19 antibody treatment
• Australia relaxes lockdown further
• Relatives queue to cremate coronaviru­s deaths in India’s capital
• Getting to the root of the rain
• White fear frames race relations in America
• A harsh lesson
• Rebuilding process well underway
• Jamaican team keeps Olympic dream alive
• NHL players call for change after Floyd death
• Federer is world’s highest-paid athlete
• ‘We have had enough’
• ‘Nothing is normal’
• Tips on dealing with debt while saving for retirement
• A night to remember
• Music industry hits pause to reflect as protests rage
• How movies guide our pandemic choices
• LEMOINE, Barbara North Sydney
• BONNAR, Rachael (MacMullin) Sydney Mines
• MacRAE, Donald Murdock Baddeck
• Celebratin­g last day of school
• Cautionary tale about second marriages
• Solar minimum and what it could mean
• COVID-19 clues will emerge through genetics

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