Cape Breton Post - 2012-09-07

• Clarke announces mayoralty bid
• Talbot House board to submit RFP bid, reinstates Abbass as executive director
• Court to deal with Newpage orders
• Slain Winnipeg woman’s family frustrated with police delay on landfill search
• Talbot House...
• Wrap party bids adieu to sunken vessel
• PO2 James Edward Mcneill
• Fifty+one remains enough for Quebec secession: NDP
• Clara Alice O’handley
• Federal election campaign starts now, Mulcair says
• Frances Boyle
• Allan Graham
• Halifax lawyer represents himself and client in separate cases on same day
• Push to resume night flights off Newfoundla­nd worries oil workers: union
• American foreign policy will remain static whoever wins
• They’re off
• Women should be aware of ovarian cancer symptoms
• Aboriginal business the focus as CBU opens new school building
• Cape Breton projects receive grants
• Amazon unveils new Kindle Fires as tablet competitio­n heats up
• Community Calendar
• Richmond County hosting Cape Breton Paddlefest
• Quebec election shooter charged with first-degree murder
• Liberals reveal leadership race rules; Minnie Mouse need not apply
• Leslie could be blowing our way next week
• Liberals move ahead of NDP in voter support: poll
• Antibiotic treatment helps some with COPD
• Heart and Stroke Big Bike raises almost $1,000 in New Waterford
• Discussing sister’s finances with parents is OK
• Orioles regain share of first place by hitting six HRS in 10-6 win over Yankees
• Mccluskey will have Boston Marathon in his sights during Fiddlers Run
• Mortimer continues to boost Canada’s medal count at Paralympic Games
• Ferrer outlasts Tipsarevic in fifth-set tiebreaker to reach U.S. Open semifinals for second time
• The Tiger & Rory show comes to Crooked Stick and delivers
• Bettman, Daly, Fehr all plan to decline salary during NHL lockout
• Screaming Eagles host Mooseheads tonight in North Sydney
• Plenty of surprises, disappoint­ments at halfway point of CFL season
• Former riders line up to talk about doping
• Hit by injuries, Yankees in playoff fight after blowing 10-game lead in AL East
• Niners’ linebacker­s becoming NFL’S new elite unit
• Residents invited to ‘end of summer blast’
• Brothers among recipients of Queen’s Diamond Jubilee Medal
• Free program to help people manage chronic health conditions
• Minglewood’s calendar filling up
• Bruce Willis says time-travel TIFF opener ’Looper’ like ’a magic trick’
• Ian Foster to make stop in Cape Breton during tour
• First night of Democratic National Convention reaches 26.2 million viewers
• ‘Ultimate Spider-man’ will be true to Marvel material, but with a twist: Gregg
• Canadian debt loads could push economy over brink to second recession: Moody’s
• Horoscope
• Police can’t say why it took eight hours to find girl alive beneath bodies in Alps
• U.S. rights group reports evidence of wider CIA use of waterboard­ing
• Death toll in refugee boat sinking off western Turkish coast rises to 58
• Deadly blast at ammunition depot kills 25 soldiers

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