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Relay brings runners, onlookers to Cabot Trail
On a cool, mist-shrouded morning in May, you really don't expect a traffic jam on the Cabot Trail.
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18-year-old killed in Reserve Mines accident
Cape Breton Regional Police responded to a report of a motor vehicle accident on a dirt road along the pole line off Lorway Street at 12:45 a.m. They said a single vehicle left the dirt road landing in a brook.
With the warmer weather I've been riding my bike to work and it's great to help wake me up.
Media Advisory - Princesses gather in Sydney to celebrate the magic of a wish
Not to leave the boys out there is also a pirate portion of the event as wella Arrgh matey! , Nova Scotia Chapter in its mission to grant the most heartfelt wish of children diagnosed with a life threatening illness.
Colchester Weekly News time warp
As more details are released on the new funding system for Nova Scotia's libraries, Dwight Higgins becomes more satisfied library boards and municipalities will benefit from equal funding across the province and new grant formulas.
Lura Libby students experiment with new ...
Thanks to a grant from The Georges River Education Foundation, fourth-graders in Susan Davenport's class at Lura Libby School, were provided with new science materials.
Prom dress donations pour in for grads on a budget
Niki MacLean, an outreach worker with Community Cares Youth Outreach in Sydney Mines, displays some of the dresses donated to the organization.
The timeline was daunting by any stretch of the imagination, given the scope of the production.
Sydney businessman officially opens new car dealership
A Sydney businessman says while he can't understand the closing of his last business, he has found a way to turn a negative into a positive.
Cape Breton hospitals to benefit from boat race
Organizers of Race the Cape 2013 have announced that local hospitals will benefit from an auction that will take place in Baddeck as part of Race the Cape 2013.
Parishioners protest closing of C.B. church
The group says attendance remains strong at their church, and there's no reason for it to close.
Gordie Sampson: CBU bestows singer/songwriter with h ...
Cape Breton University celebrated the accomplishments of more than 630 graduates during its spring convocation ceremony which was held on Saturday, May 11th.
With just 24 hours until the Southern Hemisphere's greatest interactive light and sound spectacle, Sydney has become a technological experiment in luminosity and color and the city is bracing itself for 18 days of hi-tech festivity.
Hi ho! Hi ho! It's off to plant trees they go
Scouts, beaver scouts and cub scouts are expected to plant 4,000 trees on Crown land in Point Aconi on Saturday as part of Scouts Canada's national Scoutrees project.
New tourism agency HQ in Windsor needs fix-up
The former Black Bear Tavern in Windsor will house the new Nova Scotia Tourism Agency.
Cast members thrilled to be in - Les Mis rables'
For many cast members of the upcoming production of "Les MisA©rables," starring in the world longest-running musical is a dream job.
L'Arche Cape Breton gets prestigious award
L'Arche Cape Breton is the recipient of this year's Cape Breton District Health Authority's Donald Ferguson Health Leadership award.
Dog survives fall down deep sinkhole in Sydney Mines
People in Sydney Mines are calling for someone to fill a large sinkhole on a property after a dog fell down it one week ago.
In Columbiana County Municipal Court on Monday, Alex D.M. Cook, 19, Millrock Road, New Waterford, was sentenced to 90 days in jail consecutive with time he is serving on an underage consumption charge for criminal damaging.
Rave: for a sweet deal. According to the Victoria Standard, members of the Aerial Experiment Association 2005 from the Welland, Ont.