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'Their voices won’t ever be forgotten': Student designs orange shirt for Nova Scotia schools (opens the original)
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Students across Nova Scotia will wear a shirt with a design made by one of their own. Becky Bernard, a Grade 10 student from Pictou Landing, entered a contest hosted by Mi’kmaw Kina’matnewey, a Membertou-based organization promoting Mi’kmaq education interests in the school system. The objective was to draw a design for an orange shirt that honours the National Day for Truth and Reconciliation. “I first heard about it from my mom,” said Bernard. “She forwarded it to me, and I really had some tim
Cape Breton cancer survivor shares her story ahead of fundraiser (opens the original)
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Leah Burns was an athlete. She played volleyball, basketball, soccer, and softball while in high school, personally invested in each and every sport. It happened eight years ago. Playing for the Cape Breton Highlands Education Centre’s volleyball team, it was the final game of the season. Burns took a dive for the ball as it fell to the floor. Her body hit the ground. “They said I was probably born with it,” said Burns. “The tumour shifted and hit my stomach, so I immediately felt ill.” The Marg
Cape Breton non-profit adds seven units to youth supportive housing program (opens the original)
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There will soon be new beds available for homeless or housing-at-risk youth in Sydney. The social enterprise non-profit New Dawn operates the Abbey Ridge youth supporting housing program for people between the ages of 16 and 24, currently operating two buildings in Glace Bay, with 13 units between them. “We are set in November of 2026, this fall, to open up our third location now in the community of Sydney,” said Larissa Rodriguez, New Dawn’s director of youth and family care. “We’re going to ha
Lanterns for Lumière Arts Festival lighting up the night in Cape Breton (opens the original)
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The Lumière Arts Festival lights up Sydney this weekend, but the reach of the three-day celebration goes beyond the downtown core. Every year, lantern workshops are hosted across Cape Breton. On Saturday between 1 and 4 p.m., people will be able to make their own lights to display at the festival’s Art at Night event later that evening at 7 p.m. at the James McConnell Memorial Library on Charlotte Street. The workshops will be held at the McConnell library in Sydney, the Glace Bay library, North
'We’re building ancestral homes': A new type of house construction on display in Cape Breton (opens the original)
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Membertou’s financial director Kevin Chant says the community needs to build 250 units in order to meet demand. From traditional builds to modular options, Membertou is in the process of constructing over 100 units within the next 18 months. One of those homes is a first for the community — and a first for the company building it. An all-steel structure. Weather-tested and mold resistant. Aesthetically similar to a traditional stick build, with painted walls, cabinets and trim that make it feel
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