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Cape Breton Regional Fire Service’s Sydney Station No. 1 on the Esplanade in Sydney will remain operational until a new station is constructed a few blocks away at the corner of George and Pitt streets. The relocation was made necessary after the province announced it needed the station’s present site for the Nova Scotia Community College’s new waterfront campus. CAPE BRETON POST

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