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Nova Scotia film industry surging in wake of films like Little Lorraine (opens the original)
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Editor’s note: As interest in the film industry grows, our Cape Breton Film series explores the past, present and future of the film industry on the island. The film industry is booming across Nova Scotia, with a production value of $240 million in 2025 and few places are seeing the benefits like Cape Breton Island in the eastern part of the province. Little Lorraine, a film shot there during the summer of 2024, opened to sellout crowds this spring and that led a nationwide release of the film a
Cape Breton seniors’ residences to receive energy-efficiency upgrades (opens the original)
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Two seniors’ residences in North Sydney will get energy-efficiency upgrades. Fairview Court and Central Court in North Sydney will receive $117,376 in total work, which includes the installation of LED lighting, heat pumps, and solar panels, as well as the replacement and modernization of the heating, ventilation, and air-handling systems. The Cape Breton residences are among 18 in New Brunswick, Nova Scotia and Prince Edward Island receiving upgrades. The work is a partnership between Société d
Cape Breton-made system helping fishery buyers, exporters in Atlantic Canada (opens the original)
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A Cape Breton-made system is helping keep track of catches at wharves across Atlantic Canada during the fishing season. Peter Stoddard is sales manager at Woods Harbour Lobster Company Ltd. in Woods Harbour, Shelburne County, along Nova Scotia’s south shore. They deal mostly with lobsters but also halibut and scallops as well. Stoddard has been using the Mabel System and its new Wharfside app for the past year and a half and even helped in its development. “What I like about it is it’s real time
Local developers revitalizing former Cape Breton Post building (opens the original)
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The former Cape Breton Post building in downtown Sydney is getting a new lease on life thanks to a group of local developers. The 30,000 square-foot building at 255 George Street was built in the 1980s and was home to the publication until 2024. The newspaper still conducts distribution from the back warehouse. Cape Breton Post journalists now gather news stories from home-based offices. Joe McDonald, owner of Coldwell Banker Boardwalk Reality, teamed up with Krystall MacLeod of R&R Studio and J
Theatre Baddeck opens 11th season with Myth of the Ostrich (opens the original)
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Theatre Baddeck kicked off its 11th season last week with Myth of the Ostrich by Matt Murray. The show opened on July 2 and runs until July 25. All performances will take place at the Greenwood Arts Centre at 98 Twining St., Baddeck. “Audiences laughed till they cried when we ran this show in summer 2022,” co-artistic producer Hannah Ziss said in a news release. “But it had a very short run, and we were still operating with COVID capacity restrictions. As soon as it closed, we knew we had to bri
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