Cape Breton Post - 2020-08-04

• Behind the mask
• Dance legacy of Second World War veteran lives on in Cape Breton
• Just be who you are, two-spirit lawyer encourages
• Journey to coming out
• Input sought on Baddeck future
• Old cottage is a survivor
• The wait continues
• Pride Glossary: What’s your pronoun?
• We’koma’q First Nation announces band elections this fall
• Changes inside and out to pair of NSLC locations
• Arrivals mixed at airport prompts concern
• Healthy lifestyle can reduce dementia risk: research
• How Payette’s time at science centre foreshadow­ed Rideau Hall trouble
• The bees of Parliament - 750,000 of them sit atop Senate building
• Beware the virus hurricane of flying luggage, evicted tenants
• A-bomb survivor keeps up fight for nuclear disarmamen­t
• COVID-19 long-term toll signals billions in health-care costs ahead
• Magazine article raises many questions
• Two scoops of kindness, please
• COLOSSAL CANADA CROSSWORD
• It could be a while before normalcy returns to Canadian economy
• EU eyes softening key state aid demand in Brexit talks
• COVID shutdown hinders umpire’s shot at his field of dreams
• Youthful Blue Jays doing best to stay healthy, hopeful amid COVID stall
• How a Japanese cartoon became Thai youth protesters symbol
• Calgary-shot Wynonna Earp among first TV series to resume production
• Famed British filmmaker Parker dies at age 76
• Bumpy ride for Quebec’s movie theatres three weeks after opening
• Woolly mammoth skeleton found
• Scientists turn to drones to study sharks

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