Cape Breton Post - 2020-06-04

• Not business as usual
• More planning needed
• Charge upgraded
• Businesses deal with new normal.
• Keeping Bras d’Or Lake clean.
• Hockey school goes online.
• Eagles trade three overagers.
• Safety and public washrooms
• Class-action lawsuit filed against Northwood
• Liberal gun ban quietly expanded
• Ottawa hospital workers protest exclusion from pandemic pay
• Canada prepares to tackle COVID-19 on a city-by-city basis
• Flush with corruption cash, states step up deforestat­ion fight
• U.S. security assessment offers little evidence extremists driving protests
• British PM won’t walk away from Hong Kong people
• Taiwan calls on China to apologize for Tiananmen crackdown
• Death toll among nurses doubles in past month
• Virus not high threat to workers, EU says, causing outcry
• Sweden didn’t do enough to fight virus: health chief
• U.K. death toll surpasses 50,000
• Moonlight guides us in the garden
• Large events are in doubt, long-term
• Long-distance laughter has been missed
• Cape Breton draft hopefuls
• Cream of the crop provincewi­de
• ‘I don’t see racism at all in the NFL’
• ‘It was just a horrible feeling’
• Unseld a ‘pillar’ of Wizards franchise
• Atlantic Gold goes solar at Moose River facility
• The power of soul
• McCARTHY, Brenda North Sydney
• COVID-19 puts strain on theatres
• MacSWEEN, Keith Michael, P. Eng. /MBA Halifax/Glace Bay
• Making old toys feel new again
• Couple must deal with xenophobia
• Working virtually in a post-COVID world
• 2019 Kia Stinger GT a sport sedan underdog

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