Glace Bay News

When the clock strikes 12 tonight, revellers will usher in a brand new decade. So, just how should you celebrate this New Year's Eve opportunity that comes around just once every 10 years? Well, Cape Bretoners certainly have lots of options.

A Cape Breton doctor with a history of narcotic abuse has again had his licence to practise medicine suspended.

Donations are flowing in for a single mother of two who lost everything she owns in a weekend apartment fire.

Forever known as Canada's Country Gentleman, Tommy Hunter became a household name during a 36-year run on CBC TV network shows, appearing first as a regular on Country Hoedown and then starring in The Tommy Hunter Show which lasted from 1965 to 1992.

RCMP and Halifax Regional Police continue to look for information to help solve the homicide of Paula Gallant, as the anniversary of the Glace Bay women's discovery draws near.

Alcohol was a factor in a single-car crash that sent five people to hospital early Thursday, police in Cape Breton say.

Dr. Robert Strang: 'Clearly we're seeing a continuing, substantial drop-off.' LAST CHANCE: The province's mass H1N1 vaccination campaign ends this week.

The Rankin sisters will perform tonight at 7:30 p.m. at the Savoy Theatre in Glace Bay.

TRURO John Gracie is bringing an old-fashioned Christmas to Truro this weekend. The singer, originally from Glace Bay, will perform Christmas classics at the Marigold Cultural Centre Sunday.

Kelsie Robertson and Emma Grandy scored two goals apiece to lead the Memorial Mystics to a 5-4 win over the Glace Bay Panthers in Cape Breton East Girls High School Hockey League play Tuesday at the North Sydney Community Forum.

Clifford Alex Detchevary, 41, of Glace Bay will appear in Nova Scotia Supreme Court on Feb.

Cape Breton Regional Police say they have ruled out foul play in the death of a man whose body was found in an apartment in Sydney on Saturday.

A fire in Truro forced 10 people out of their homes and into below-zero temperatures.

A holiday classic is coming to a stage near you and there will be some distinctly Cape Breton twists.

Usage of Callsigns-Mixed Number and Letters What is the origin for the system of radio station callsigns that are in use throughout the world to this day? How come some stations are identified with just alphabetic letters only? And other stations are identified with both numbers and letters? Way back 150 years ago, in the early days of telegraphy ...

A soldier who fatally shot his close friend in Afghanistan in 2007 is being released from prison pending his appeal before the Court Martial Appeal Court of Canada.

Two Cape Breton co-workers will have one amazing party pad - at least until they sell.

Voice of C.B. labour dies Gerald Yetman remembered for his fiery speeches, willingness to help others By LAURA FRASER Cape Breton Bureau Tue.

The public is encouraged to get ready to show some community spirit this weekend.

By Laura Jean Grant Cape Breton Post SYDNEY - What started as an interesting idea by a small group of friends is attracting a growing number of supporters and attention.