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Cape Breton man sentenced for spray-painting home, assaulting police officer (opens the original)
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A Cape Breton man who spray-painted a home and assaulted a woman and a police officer has been sentenced. Peter Joseph Vickers, 61, of North Sydney, recently pleaded guilty in Sydney provincial court to multiple offences that took place over a nine-month period. He was initially charged with sexually assaulting a woman in North Sydney on Aug. 3, 2025, but pleaded guilty to the lesser charge of assault. Vickers also pleaded guilty to mischief for spray-painting the side of a home in North Sydney
Cape Breton man accused of sexually assaulting, attempting to suffocate woman with pillow (opens the original)
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A Cape Breton man accused of sexually assaulting a woman and trying to suffocate her by pushing her face into a pillow is expected to enter pleas later this month. Justin Floyd Collier Jessome, 29, of North Sydney, was on bail when he was arrested and charged with sexual assault, assault by suffocation, assault for pulling a woman’s hair, and forcible confinement on May 26, 2026, in North Sydney. He was also charged with two counts of breaching his release conditions for failing to keep the peac
IN PHOTOS: National Day for Truth and Reconciliation in Cape Breton (opens the original)
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It was a sea of orange as hundreds of people gathered at Maupeltuewey Kina’matno’kuom school in Membertou on Wednesday to mark the National Day for Truth and Reconciliation. The event honouring residential school survivors and those who never made it home featured drummers, singers and speakers followed by a walk and a community barbecue. Similar gatherings were held in First Nation communities across Cape Breton, including one earlier in the afternoon in Eskasoni, where a scared fire was lit be
Cape Breton man accused of assaulting woman with knife, rock, cigarette and laptop elects Supreme Court trial (opens the original)
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A Cape Breton man accused of assaulting a woman with a knife, a rock, a cigarette and a laptop has elected a Supreme Court trial by judge alone. Hediah Hussain, 51, of Sydney, is charged with two counts of aggravated assault and five counts of assault with a weapon. In two of the charges, a knife is specified as the weapon while a cigarette, rock and laptop are listed in the other three. He is also charged with one count of uttering threats to cause death or bodily harm to the woman and two othe
Cape Breton police charge Whitney Pier man with hate crimes, assaulting bylaw officer (opens the original)
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Police in Cape Breton have laid hate crime charges against a Whitney Pier man after residents complained about his behaviour. Cody James Foster, 29, of Sydney was arrested Monday by police who were accompanying a Cape Breton Regional Municipality bylaw officer serving an eviction notice at a Maloney Street residence. According to Cape Breton Regional Police, Foster was verbally aggressive, made threats and attempted to punch the bylaw officer. Police arrested Foster and charged him with assaulti
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