Cape Breton Post - 2022-05-20

• Province reports 24 new deaths
• Decision to revoke parole for Cape Breton man who killed wife upheld
• Chantel Moore’s killing was a homicide, jury rules
• Cape Breton representa­tive named to new N.S. agricultur­e youth council
• Cape Breton Food Hub executive celebrated by minister
• Boarding school still planned for Pictou County despite land deal opt out
• One homeless vet ‘too many,’ committee told
• Kenney calls it quits as Alberta’s conservati­ve movement eats itself
• U.S. aims to arm Ukraine with advanced anti-ship missiles
• Buffalo mass murder suspect indicted by grand jury, prosecutor says
• Increasing­ly disgruntle­d workers want more meaningful jobs
• Summer jobs may be hard to fill this year
• How does wildfire smoke travel great distances?
• Crosby looks to the future
• Off-season key for Tavares to make greater impact
• Latest Phillies’ brain cancer death deepens mystery
• Flames are not sweating Markstrom’s tough night
• Road markers to make you slow down, think
• Russia will not disappear
• COMMUNITY calendar
• Massachuse­tts identifies first 2022 U.S. case of monkeypox
• Lithium mining stirs fight over flamingos
• Williams, James Gordon
• Study brings hope of identifyin­g SIDS cause
• Cruise swoops into Cannes, igniting festival’s star power
• Chef Assil celebrates connection and community in Arabiyya
• California fattoush salad from Arabiyya

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