Cape Breton Post - 2020-12-07

• Sydney Best Buy possible exposure site Staff, patrons asked to monitor for symptoms
• CAPE BRETON Judge denies release of police hiring questions.
• Capers riding out pandemic
• Decrease in new cases
• CAPE BRETON Membertou director of education says safety comes first.
• Breton Ability Centre launches holiday fundraisin­g campaign.
• Nursing homes left with one bed for COVID.
• March against COVID measures
• Chiefs want tax exemption
• P.E.I. begins circuit breaker
• Resident bemoans highway cutting
• Man released on bail after 25 years
• Ex-Liberal MP questioned over ventilator contract
• The important time of dying
• Blogger says comfort food in high demand
• Calgary mayor: restrictio­ns should tighten
• B.C. nurse losing patience with ‘unfair’ anti-mask demonstrat­ions
• Shields ready to fight for a cause
• Sister staffers part of Senators since Day 1
• CHAFE, Winnifred Glace Bay
• MATTHEWS, Frederick “Freddy”, 73 Membertou First Nation
• TRASK, Anna Eleanor Sydney
• McCURDY, John Gordon
• Interest in First Nations farming revival growing
• Why domestic violence victims often feel retraumati­zed by police
• How to teach saving and spending to young children

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