Cape Breton Post - 2020-12-26

• Hard pivot
• Potential exposures on flights to Sydney
• Hopeful holidays for business
• Glace Bay hub for family
• Faking your food
• Hockey for a good cause
• Sokolov celebrates before departing for NHL training camp
• Organ donations save, improve lives
• ‘Poly-sisters’ form bond
• Mobile home park proposed in potential habitats
• Canada ‘wrong’ to reject $230M Arctic mine takeover by Chinese firm
• Trudeau tops taxpayers federation’s naughty list
• Canada ready for early delivery of vaccines
• Suspect arrested in death of Canadian in Caribbean
• U.S. doctor dies after complainin­g about improper care due to race
• Russia jails historian for 12.5 years for grisly murder of student lover
• Fauci says herd immunity could require nearly 90 per cent to get vaccine
• 2021 – The year to come in politics
• SHOPPERS DRUG MART THANKS SUPPORTERS OF LOVE YOU CAMPAIGN
• AIRPORT SURVIVAL NEEDS COLLECTIVE SUPPORT OF ALL CAPE BRETONERS
• EU, U.K. form Brexit trade agreement
• Nearly 2.1 million vote early in U.S. Senate runoff in Georgia
• Nashville explosion ‘intentiona­l act’
• During pandemic, peddling comfort food is a winner
• Companies will need less but cleaner office space
• Province signs sister agreement with Fujian, China
• Cash no longer king
• Creative, safe ways to love those leftovers
• THE NYT CROSSWORD PUZZLE
• Senators chief scout keeping a close watch on prospects at world juniors
• COLOSSAL CANADA CROSSWORD
• Listing your house during the winter months
• Killing household mould; fuzzy deck fix
• CAMPBELL, Susie Marie Glace Bay
• Card of Thanks Keith Charles Macdonald
• Marriage break-up can affect in-laws
• How to reuse Christmas trees
• Profit, not altruism, motivates vaccine developmen­t
• HOROSCOPE

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