Cape Breton Post - 2018-05-18

• Playing with fire
• ‘This project is commercial­ly viable’
• Appeal court cites judge’s legal errors in quashing conviction
• TIRED OF THE TRAFFIC
• NEXT STOP, REGINA
• Municipali­ty’s diversity to be celebrated
• New school funding formula coming
• Charity partner sought for Fortress Feast
• It’s been a long time since the Titan was QMJHL champion.
• Marijuana delivery nets probation period
• Byelection set in Baillie’s former riding
• Invasion on the island
• Former Bay St. Lawrence garage for sale
• Paving the way in New Waterford
• Officials press for quick deal, despite lapsed target date
• Border agents diverted to help with asylum influx
• Denucleari­ze or risk overthrow: Trump
• China tries to brainwash Muslims in mass internment camps
• Merkel cautious on compensati­on after U.S. pullout
• Why should a corporatio­n be allowed to buy a get-out-of-jail-free card?
• Ford Nation?
• By-law amendment shouldn’t be approved
• Catalyst for collaborat­ion
• Untapped potential
• What to do if your taxes are under review or audit
• Springtime tradition
• Coach: Better days ahead for Toronto FC
• New challenge for Justify at Preakness
• Misfits no more
• Canada still in hunt for medal
• Cape Breton author pens first novel
• Celebritie­s bring awareness to mental health issues
• In her prime
• Canadian expats in London celebrate royal wedding
• Meghan Markle says father won’t attend wedding due to health
• NEIL, Ashly Marie
• ERDMANN, Margaret Lynn (nee Turner)
• Two strikes and this partner is out
• Don’t let bad online reviews delay osteoporos­is treatment
• For Friday, May 18, 2018:
• COMMUNITY calendar

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