Cape Breton Post - 2020-01-21

• Ready to rebuild
• ‘No part of the province untouched’
• Independen­t watchdog clears regional police officer
• Going, going, gone
• Two qualify for coveted prize
• Five underrated statistics about the Eagles.
• Century of memories in building destroyed by fire
• Military digs into the snow
• Carbonear couple didn’t let storm stop wedding
• Skating the winter away
• COMMUNITY calendar
• Writing helps with healing
• COMMUNITY calendar
• Conference looks at Wexit through a legal lens
• First Nations chief blasts ‘condescend­ing’ UN anti-racism pipeline directive
• DNA link leads senior to find sister Second World War dad fathered
• Show must go on for Calgary dancer despite terminal cancer diagnosis
• Auschwitz’s dwindling survivors recount horrors of Nazi death camp
• Coronaviru­s spreads to more Chinese cities
• Iran says it will quit NPT if case goes to UN
• What do newcomers think of Canadian winters?
• Next stop, Miami
• Shapovalov shouts at chair umpire
• Brady keeps mind open about his NFL future
• LaFosse MacLeod Law Office welcomes new partners
• Huawei CFO trial gets underway
• Regulatory changes coming for Nova Scotia’s credit unions
• Prince Harry seeks ‘more peaceful life’
• U.S. economy still strong
• Pope condemns rise of anti-Semitism
• BOUTILIER, Louise Genevieve Gardiner Mines
• BENNETT, Geraldine ‘Gerry’ Raylene Sydney Mines
• COMMUNITY calendar
• Different family structures can work
• Dispatch from the state of emergency
• Deadly virus on the move
• IMPROVEMEN­TS IN HEALTH CARE NOTED
• Time to live your own dream

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