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Quartet of passersby help recover thousands in cash blown around N.S. town
A Cape Breton community health board can thank a quartet of passersby for the recovery of most of a briefcase of cash that nearly blew away in strong winds last week.
Yesterday | The Courier Mail
Rudd 'exploiting MacKillop sainthood'
PRIME Minister Kevin Rudd is exploiting the possible canonisation of Mary MacKillop for his own political gain, Opposition Leader Tony Abbott says.
PM visits MacKillop's resting place
Prime Minister Kevin Rudd made a surprise visit on Sunday morning to the memorial chapel dedicated to Mother Mary MacKillop, whose sainthood could be imminent.
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Bradfield and Higgins: which booths swung?
Composite photo of Federal by-election candidates Paul Fletcher for the seat of Bradfield and Kelly O'Dwyer for the seat of Higgins.
No parole for 20 years in Boutilier murder
Two of Sheldon Boutilier's sisters, Sharon Tobin and Dena Quinn, speak to reporters outside the courtroom.
Resistance!: Climate change, public transport and you...
In the outer suburbs, public transport is completely inadequate, at times, even non-existent. This is bad for all but has a bigger impact on young people.
Hospitals drag chain when lives at risk
SEVERAL of Sydney's biggest hospitals, including Westmead and Prince of Wales, are failing significantly to see emergency patients on time, even those whose condition is ''imminently life-threatening''. Not one area health service in the state has managed to meet the benchmarks for all five triage categories, according to the latest hospital ...
Remaining assets at parts plant to be sold
The remainder of Atlantic Castings Ltd.'s $3.7-million in assets should sell within a few months, effectively shutting down the beleaguered North Sydney auto parts plant that struggled to gain its footing in the market since opening in 2004.
It's time to bring the bling back to reality
The State Government needs to act to rein in the rising costs of end-of-school formals.
Long-time union leader Yetman dies
Gerald Yetman, a well-known and long-serving union leader in Nova Scotia, has died.
Kingmaker Howard gives Hockey his blessing
IN THE vacuum that has swallowed the Liberal Party since the electorate sacked the John Howard government two years ago, there is some irony that those seeking deliverance from its current horror have gone for advice to none other than Howard.
Inconsiderate parking tough for army store
I am not a Salvation Army member or employee but I am concerned about the availability of parking near the army's store in North Sydney.
Population fall, Cape Breton and Dolly Parton, and who moved my church?
This week, Chief Myles Burke of the regional police service presented a plan to the Cape Breton Regional Municipality's board of police commissioners to build a new headquarters at an estimated cost of $21 million.
Student wins national prize for essay on breast cancer
Emma Simpson, a student at Thompson Junior High School, is the My Hero Contest 2009 national winner.
Harvest House offering free clothing to anyone in need
Harvest House Outreach in North Sydney, a charitable organization designed to provide support to people in need, has expanded to offer free gently used clothing.
Marine Atlantic ferries at risk: AG
A report released by the federal Auditor General found that Marine Atlantic is at risk of not being able to provide the ferry service it is responsible for.
Scathing audit says Newfoundland ferry service fails to offer reliable service
The Crown corporation operating the ferry service that links Nova Scotia with Newfoundland is ineffective, inefficient and plagued with serious problems, the federal auditor general says in a report released Thursday.
I've had a busy year of flying, having a job in North Sydney and a family in Adelaide.
Cape Breton welcomes Olympic flame
Eddie MacDonald considers it a tremendous honour to be one of the torchbearers carrying the Olympic flame through Cape Breton.
Birt back with extra responsibility
The batsman Travis Birt has been recalled to Tasmania's Sheffield Shield squad and has also been handed the gloves for the side's FR Cup game against New South Wales on Sunday.