Cape Breton Post - 2020-07-31

• Moment of clarity
• Face forward
• Doctor answers questions about masks
• Students to benefit from award.
• Cookbook sales net $20,000 for fund.
• WE scandal takes toll on Liberals.
• Thank you for being a friend.
• Working in the kitchen
• Shark attacks are rare
• Body cam pilot project launched
• Hundreds paid to promote WE charity on Google
• Calgary man with neo-Nazi ties readmitted to Navy
• Mask bylaw applies throughout Ottawa, but not Parliament Hill
• China accuses the U.S. of using election to fuel a new Cold War
• ‘Bibi generation’ starting to turn on Israel’s Benjamin Netanyahu
• Trump’s crime message not breaking through
• The challenges of contact tracing
• U.K. worried about second wave in Europe
• Coronaviru­s spikes in Asia prompt warnings
• Plenty of Pride
• Airlines urge Canada to restore travel
• Canadian insurers set for double-digit drop in quarterly earnings amid COVID-19
• Shops need local support
• Guerrero Jr. looking to maximize opportunit­ies
• NBA restart to feature 89 internatio­nal players
• Federal CFL bailout plan relies on provincial help
• Searching for a cure
• THERIAULT, Albert Vincent Sydney Mines
• MUISE, Lucy Southside Boularderi­e
• Grads struggle to launch careers
• Safe pandemic dating should be applauded
• Plant-based eggs coming to Canada
• The long, slow way to go with cooked zucchini

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