Cape Breton Post - 2018-10-04

• Smoke-free campus
• Artist’s work lives on in new exhibit
• Shimon says … be nice
• FALL CLASSIC
• LEITCHES CREEK FATALITY
• INVESTMENT IN FUTURE
• GOP SENATORS AWAIT FBI REPORT
• CELTIC COLOURS THANKSGIVI­NG SAMPLER
• White out as councillor, town to hold special election
• Definition of ‘Metis’ under discussion
• ‘She’s a very tough girl’
• Making highways safer
• Specialty school bus service
• Fall fair a long-running hit in Bras d’Or
• COMMUNITY calendar
• COMMUNITY calendar
• Indigenous children still being treated unequally by provinces: advocate
• Calgary sunny but a slushy mess after record autumn snowstorm
• U.S. terminates 1955 treaty with Iran after UN court ruling
• Pickup has a point
• Catholic Church facing great opportunit­y
• Celebrate older Nova Scotians
• In his father’s footsteps
• Pelly nets hat trick to lead Reds past Marauders
• Boxing to return to Sydney again?
• African American museum tour stirs up memories for Willie O’Ree
• Make-up game
• A mismatch in New England
• Lengthy suspension for Wilson
• Artist-in-residence program expanded
• QX50 gets major interior makeover
• Canadians embrace Mitsubishi’s plug-in hybrid
• Driving the grid
• Holocaust survivor who became U.S. Army major general dies
• Nobel Prize winning physicist Leon Lederman dies at 96
• MacQUEEN, Gordon Findlay
• DEVEAUX, Michael Craig
• Moving on from the loss of a loved one takes time
• Avoiding an outbreak of HIV infection
• Horoscope
• Business leaders honoured at Ingonish event

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