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Canadian Taxpayers Federation blasts Nova Scotia senators for billing over $200K for international travel (opens the original)
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At least two Nova Scotia senators who have come under fire from a citizens advocacy group for billing taxpayers more than $200,000 for international travel between January 2023 and March 2026 say their travel spending was justified as part of their parliamentary work. According to a news release issued on Tuesday, the Canadian Taxpayers Federation (CTF) has pointed fingers mainly at senator Michael MacDonald, originally from Louisbourg, for reportedly racking up around $85,000 in international t
Cape Breton roadway near Louisbourg to close for month for bridge repairs (opens the original)
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A portion of the Louisbourg Main-à-Dieu Road, just east of Route 22, will be closed to vehicular traffic from Thursday until Oct. 30. Nova Scotia’s Department of Public Works, along with 511 Nova Scotia, are advising motorists that Jewells Bridge on Louisbourg Main-à-Dieu Road, near West Shore Road, will be closed in both directions as the small steel bridge undergoes repairs. The detour route will be Route 22 outside the Louisbourg limits and along Main-à-Dieu Road, located 6.5 kilometres north
Over 120-year-old Anglican church in Cape Breton's Whitney Pier set to close (opens the original)
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Churchgoers of the Anglican faith will be saying farewell this weekend to a beloved place of worship in Sydney’s Whitney Pier neighbourhood. St. Alban’s Anglican Church, on the corner of Victoria Road and St. Albans Avenue, will be closing permanently after serving the community since the early 1900s. At one time, Sunday services at St. Alban’s attracted a congregation of 170 or more members — and accepting of all of the community’s ethnicities, given that Whitney Pier is often regarded for its
Expect more road repair work along Cape Breton's Highway 125, Public Works minister says (opens the original)
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The longstanding issue of removing those annoying ruts along Nova Scotia Highway 125 will once again be dealt with in the coming months — this time around a stretch of the highway that essentially bypasses Sydney proper. Fred Tilley, the province’s Public Works minister, has announced that work will soon begin along Highway 125 between the Alexandra Street and Grand Lake Road exits. “This year we’ve issued a tender, and the tender was won by Brilun Construction (of Coxheath),” Tilley told the Ca
All that jazz: Cape Breton Jazz Festival returns for 13th edition (opens the original)
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One of Canada’s premiere jazz tenor saxophone players. An East Coast Music Award-winning pianist, vocalist and songwriter who’s been part of Canadian music scape for more than 50 years. And an ECMA-nominated Cuban-Canadian singer, songwriter and performer who blends Afro-Cuban and Latin rhythms with jazz and soul. All three of these artists — Mike Murley, Bill Stevenson and Dee Hernandez, respectively — will be the main headliners among the multiple acts performing at this year’s Cape Breton Jaz
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