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Cape Breton flower farm welcomes fall with harvest market (opens the original)
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A Big Bras d’Or flower farm is saying goodbye to summer and hello to fall with what it hopes to be an annual celebration of art and nature in glorious surroundings. The inaugural Ager (pronounced Age-er) Lane Harvest Market is being held this weekend featuring craft makers, live music, a Jamaican food truck and a mixed flower u-pick. The theme of the market is “To grow is to hope and to hope is to grow.” During the COVID-19 pandemic, two entrepreneurs and life partners moved across the country f
Membertou receives national award from Fulbright Canada (opens the original)
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Membertou First Nation in Unama’ki has received another award based on its economic development and governance. Executive director of Membertou administration Trevor Bernard travelled to the 2026 Victoria Forum of Fulbright Canada late last month on behalf of the community to accept an Honouring Nations Canada award given to Membertou for its “four decades of Indigenous-led nation building, economic development and strong governance.” The First Nation has had the same leader in Chief Terry Paul
Ban on attending Nova Scotia legislature for 36 people dropped (opens the original)
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Bans against 36 people who cannot enter Province House in Halifax have been lifted, just days before the legislature convenes its fall sitting and four days after the ban took effect. Speaker of the House Danielle Barkhouse put out a statement saying that she has decided to rescind the bans unconditionally and allow the formerly banned persons full access to Province House, including the gallery. A protest in the gallery of the legislature over budget cuts to arts and culture and programs for Af
'Not up for debate': Residential school denialism harmful, say Cape Breton politicians (opens the original)
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The Indigenous Liberal Caucus released an official statement condemning the rise of residential school denialism in Canada on Thursday. The message comes at the beginning of the month that involves Orange Shirt Day – the National Day of Truth and Reconciliation. It is a time to bring attention to the family and social tragedies that happened in the country’s residential school system that institutionalized and harmed generations of Indigenous people. “The Indigenous Liberal Caucus is appalled by
Cape Breton actor Glen Gould’s film Jeffrey’s Turn to premiere at Atlantic International Film Festival (opens the original)
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A decade of a labour of love comes to fruition this month for Membertou actor, director and writer Glen Gould. A film that had its beginnings 10 years ago in Gouldâs heart and mind will have its premiere performance at the Atlantic International Film Festival on Sept. 19 in Halifax.  Tickets are now on sale for Jeffreyâs Turn, a coming-of-age story based on a good dose of reality that will be of interest to Cape Bretoners.  Gould explains the movie with the following synopsis: âSeventee
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