Cape Breton Post - 2012-12-05

• Slopes and hopes
• Royal pregnancy raises heat to change succession rules
• Acadian group threatens legal challenge of ridings but premier dismisses it
• New mission, new name
• YOU SAID IT
• Dumont’s debut
• Fuel’s paradise
• World’s oldest person dies in nursing home at age 116
• Chamber examining at how it does business
• U.S. envoy to Canada seeks to soothe Canadian concerns about ’fiscal cliff’
• Anne Irene Surette
• Donald ‘Donsie’ Raymond Coffin
• Anna (Claire) Ellsworth, RN
• Margaret ‘Irene’ Boudreau
• Canada’s $300M in humanitari­an aid to the Palestinia­ns to be maintained
• Doctors in N.B. are double-billing for services, auditor general says
• Police should have ‘farmed out’ libel investigat­ion
• Pulp mill pension news leads to discussion in Fort McMurray
• Community Calendar
• Canadian Pacific seeks buyer for 1,000-km stretch of track
• HSBC Bank Canada donates $50,000 for aboriginal business student award
• Pollett Drug Store recognized for helping disabled people
• Commonweal­th of Nations remains consequent­ial across the world
• Mind the gap
• Hand-picking advisers blatant abuse of power
• Canadian soldier acquitted of manslaught­er in accident; guilty on some counts
• Parti Quebecois loses bid to take down Maple Leaf
• Husband needs more informatio­n about incest
• Consult pharmacist on pill-taking techniques
• Cost of everything mentioned in ‘12 Days of Christmas’ tops $107K
• Canadians deck the halls with do-it-yourself decoration­s and gifts
• Homicides for 2011 ‘an anomaly:’ police chief says of record total
• Vancouver’s climate tops for quality of life in Canada; Vienna first globally
• Final Nova Centre plans to be unveiled
• ECMAS reveal showcase artists for March event
• Three teens charged after two swarmings
• BOC says economic weakness temporary
• Bats, snakes among species in danger in Canada: COSEWIC
• Five extra public sector sick days cost Canadians up to $3.5 billion
• Durant scores 32 points as Thunder hold off Nets for 117-111 win
• CBA between NHL owners and players stretched well on into the night
• Three strikes
• Winter meetings
• Griffin, Newton, Kaepernick confoundin­g defences with read-option offence
• Chiefs’ Belcher told officers who found him sleeping in car he was waiting for ‘girlfriend’
• NHL lockout causing pain and gain for businesses and workers, says report
• Journeyman defenceman playing in minors in bid to keep NHL career alive
• Dutch prosecutor­s to charge three young footballer­s with manslaught­er in death of linesman
• Some Christmas gift suggestion­s for angling enthusiast­s
• ‘Hobbit’ suffers from story bloat
• Eksteins, Fowler make BC National Award, Charles Taylor Prize lists
• ‘Peanuts’ creator Charles Schulz’s love letters to young woman up for auction
• George Takei makes real-life appearance in pages of Archie Comics’ ‘Kevin Keller’
• Netflix wins rights to show Disney movies shortly after theatrical runs
• Combined Christmas Giving telethon raises record amount
• Police seek informatio­n about runaway dog
• Community Calendar
• School reunion group spreading the word
• Community pool caters to swimming enthusiast­s of all ages
• After five seasons, 75 episodes, ‘Flashpoint’ ends with two-part bang
• YOUR DAILY Horoscope
• HINTS FROM Heloise
• Tens of thousands protest outside Egypt’s presidenti­al palace
• Palestinia­n war crimes case against Israel would face many obstacles
• NATO backs Patriot anti-missile system for Turkey, bringing U.S., allies closer to Syria’s war

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