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Expert advisors to Newfoundland and Labrador government resign in protest
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Conservative leadership candidates fight for support at Ontario PC convention
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Jane Paul Centre to reopen with support of provincial funding
NANCY KING CAPE BRETON POST SYDNEY - The Jane Paul Centre will reopen, with a new commitment of dedicated funding from the provincial government, as part of its strategy to battle human trafficking. The province this week announced $1.4 ...
Rail blockades impact Cape Breton rope business
CHRIS CONNORS CAPE BRETON POST NORTH SYDNEY — A Cape Breton manufacturer is almost at the end of its rope as a result of the nationwide train blockades. Sean Burke is general manager of Polysteel Atlantic Ltd. in Edwardsville and ...
Bonavista MHA Craig Pardy calls for local AESL office to reopen
Amid political turmoil preceding delivery of the 2020 provincial budget, Bonavista MHA Craig Pardy wants revisited a 2016 decision to close the Advanced Education, Skills and Labour (AESL) office in Bonavista. He says he’d like to see any ...
Taking the wait out of Blood collection
SYDNEY — Joann Boudreau will go almost anywhere for someone needing a blood sample taken — almost. “I have had someone ask me if I could do it in the car on the side of the road,” she said. Boudreau, owner of Joann's ...
Preliminary hearing set on second-degree murder charge
WAGMATCOOK — A 22-year-old man is to return to provincial court here in July for a preliminary hearing on a charge of second-degree murder and two counts of child abandonment. Dwight Austin Isadore is charged in connection with the death of ...
Murder accused to proceed to preliminary hearing
A Sydney woman charged with first-degree murder is to return to provincial court in March to set a date for a preliminary hearing. Jessica Anne MacDonald, 33, of Rotary Drive, is charged in connection with the death of 41-year-old Stephen Richard ...
Jail and license suspension issued
A Coxheath man has been jailed and had his licence suspended for five years in connection with two drinking and driving offences. Terrance Andrew Conron, 57, of McKinley Drive pleaded guilty to two counts of driving with a blood/alcohol level ...
Fire at Sydney building was started on a stool
A burning stool has been cited as the cause of a fire that had smoke pouring out of the third-floor windows of a vacant Dorchester Street building earlier this week. The stool contained a lot of foam, rubber and plastic materials, according to ...
Flight carrying Canadian coronavirus evacuees from cruise ship in Japan lands: minister
(Reuters) - A Canadian government-chartered flight carrying 129 Canadians evacuated from the Diamond Princess cruise ship in quarantine near Tokyo due to coronavirus has landed in Ontario, the country's Foreign Minister Francois-Philippe Champagne ...
Baddeck resident wants signs posted around Uisge Ban Falls
Chris Connors Cape Breton Post A Baddeck resident says posting few signs around Uisge Ban Falls Provincial Park could save a life. On Monday, a man was airlifted to hospital in critical condition after he slipped into the water while trying ...
