Cape Breton Post - 2022-06-10

• Bite out of business
• Ex-HRP sergeant rips force’s response
• Hundreds of birds dead on Cape Breton beaches
• Verschuren Centre to become national biomanufac­turing centre
• ‘Miscommuni­cation’ delayed critical tweet
• N.S reports 21 deaths, 49 new hospitaliz­ations
• Canada needs to increase defence spending by $75.3B: PBO report
• Liberal MP Erskine-Smith ‘seriously considerin­g’ Ontario Liberal Party leadership bid as part of rebuild
• Origins obscured by lack of Chinese data — WHO panel
• Ukraine says troops holding onto industrial city
• Early birds bet bitcoin bottoms out
• Hurricanes: How they form and affect our weather
• ‘I am getting ready to become a world champion’
• Three aces reported in May at Cape Breton golf courses
• Local scoreboard
• Blackhawks interested in Canadiens’ Richardson: report
• Players ‘made their choice’
• Goaltendin­g top priority for Oilers GM
• SOUND FROM FORMER COAL MINE UNBEARABLE
• COMMUNITY calendar
• Velo Cape Breton program created skilled cyclists
• Piles of garbage put off tourists, residents in Nepal’s capital
• Gazans enjoy clean seawater for first time in years
• Regina Symphony Orchestra bringing Pink Floyd to the stage for ‘powerful’ season finale
• Saskatoon Opera producing feminist take on Bizet’s Carmen
• Turbot tacos from Nunavut cookbook
• From cows to cabbages in Green Fire

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