Cape Breton Post - 2015-02-24

• ‘I’m still alive’
• Brrrrr! Cold day ahead in Cape Breton
• Abbass resigns from Talbot House
• Brushing up
• QMJHL action
• Welcome news
• Charge of failing to register as sex offender dismissed
• FAST FACTS
• OBITUARIES
• FIRE FACTS
• ‘ We have to make tough choices’
• Glace Bay man sentenced for attacking former partner
• Man facing drug charges released on conditions
• North Sydney man to enter pleas on weapons charges
• Sydney pair to enter pleas on drug charges
• Sydney Mines man to plea to drug charges
• Trial set for Sydney man facing drug charge
• ‘We always see some beautiful dresses’
• Community Calendar
• Wednesday is Winter Walk Day
• Bridge results from Bras d’Or duplicate bridge club
• Fiddlers associatio­n members special guests on March 15
• Yoga tips for winter
• Community Calendar
• Charity benefits
• Smith, Penney to entertain at Internatio­nal Women’s Day celebratio­n
• Fundraiser for Big Brothers/Big Sisters
• Fiddlers part of St. Patrick’s Day event
• Community Calendar
• Two internatio­nal students face charges in Friday-night stabbing
• Town House holding March break program
• World Day of Prayer service to be held in Glace Bay March 6
• Two men plead guilty to killing homeless man by setting him on fire in bus stop
• Maritime Link to bring electricit­y to Nova Scotia on time and on budget
• Halifax talk on climate change calls for warning on gas nozzles
• Firefighte­rs rescue man who fell in grain elevator
• Financial assistance offered for December flood damage
• Tractor trailer gets stuck in snow bank in Burnside
• Mass casualties are nothing new in our world
• By the numbers
• Make tracks to the Bayplex — your heart will thank you
• ‘As a parent you sleep with one eye open’
• Train derailment shows new safety standards inadequate
• Bill’s terrorist propaganda provisions overly broad: law professors
• New policy tightens lid on cabinet secrets
• Groups ask court to reject new voter ID rules
• Ukraine delays heavy weapons pullback
• Obama intends to quietly kill off Keystone XL bill, White House confirms
• Girl suicide bomber kills self, four civilians
• U.K. politician­s caught in lobbying sting deny
• Nova Scotia’s men’s hockey team falls to 0-2 with loss to Alberta
• Senators defenceman Cowen suspended three games for late hit on Jokinen
• Franson, Santorelli still can’t explain Leafs’ struggles
• Navarro confirms he wants Jays to trade him
• HEAD-TO-HEAD
• New rules a ‘measured’ effort to speed up MLB play
• Strong showing
• For science
• Patricia McNeil
• Robert Bruce ‘Bob’ Donnison
• Evelyn Keough
• Mary ‘Martha’ MacMillan
• Actor Ben Woolf dies after street accident
• Carol Heather Hill
• Edward Ashe
• Judith ‘Judy’ Ann Petrie
• Marguerite Ann Sophocleou­s
• Troy MacNeil
• Acen Rhiann Gould
• John Edward MacNeil
• ‘Birdman’ takes flight at an Oscar ceremony punctuated by politics, women’s rights and race
• Patton Oswalt plays Rob Ford-inspired character on new Vince Gilligan show
• New Canadian Bridge
• Google’s mobile wallet service to be built into some Android phones
• Toronto stock market closes higher
• Keurig to pay about $624 million to buy back shares from Lavazza
• Bell calls on courts to overturn CRTC decision Mobile TV pricing
• Protest by workers in Miss. could open new push by UAW

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