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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.
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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.
Alice (Peach) Fraser gave back to others
On April 28, at 7 p.m., my sister Alice Fraser closed her eyes at Soldier's Memorial Hospital, Middleton, N.S. In her final hours, she was supported by a cloud of witnesses - Paulette, an ICU nurse, to whom she proclaimed, "I am dying and I'm not afraid;" her daughter Cathy and husband David; her brother Ted and wife Helen; their daughter Nina.
Merchant marine from North Sydney earned prestigious honour
"Boarded SS J. Pinckney Henderson which was burning near entrance to Sydney harbour, Nova Scotia, on Aug.
Gary C. Quetot, 60, of Dogwood Circle passed away at 10:35 a.m. Saturday at Hospice House, Poland, following a ten-month illness.
Cape Breton fishermen pray as lobster season begins
Nova Scotia lobster fishermen and their families gathered on their boats in Main-a-Dieu on Sunday for the annual Blessing of the Fleet ceremony.
Ajax campaign anything but bombing
Ajax campaign anything but bombing. AJAX -- Lori Jackson, left, co-chairwoman of the Bomb Girls Legacy Committee, along with Nancy Maxwell, right, also a member of the committee, in front of pieces of Ajax's history located in Town hall.
Bomb defuser from FLQ crisis remembered by friends, family
Walter Leja was remembered for his heroism during a service near the Roslyn Elementary school in Westmount on Friday.
Spring Bird Walk on the Pleasant Point Nature Preserve, Cushing, led by Georges River Land Trust volunteer and Midcoast Maine Audubon Society former president Bill Goodwill.
Marine Atlantic accepting bids for new N.S. terminal
Two requests for proposals have been issued for the construction of a new ferry terminal in North Sydney, N.S. Marine Atlantic says interested contractors have until June 10 to submit bids for work on the site, including utilities and paving.
Wolf cubs among new arrivals at C.B. wildlife park
Timber wolf cubs snuggle for warmth at the Two Rivers Wildlife Park near Marion Bridge.
North Sydney Council begins electronic monitoring of parking
North Sydney Council will start using licence plate recognition technology to monitor parking from Monday, May 20 in restricted areas which don't have meters.
Tar ponds work: half full or half empty?
Cape Breton content in the Sydney tar ponds and coke ovens remediation project is just over 50 per cent, a figure that cheers some and disappoints others.
Old Scottish tunes take turn in spotlight
Old Scottish tunes that have been so much a part of the history and culture of Cape Breton are in the spotlight in a new compilation book from Cranford Publications.
Lives Lived: William Gillis Sampson, 71
Health inspector, community volunteer, father, true Cape Bretoner. Born Sept. 27, 1941, in Sydney, N.S., died Oct.