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More than a dozen faculty and professional support members, as well as students all from the Nova Scotia Community College’s Sydney Waterfront Campus are urging Houston government to backtrack on a $9.4-million chop to the college’s operating grant provincewide.

The Sydney gathering was part of a provincewide ‘No Cuts at Noon’ awareness rally se...


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Nova Scotia’s PC-led super-majority government tabled its budget on February 23, 2026, and, to put it mildly, Nova Scotians are not “super” enthusiastic about Premier Houston’s vision for the province.

The budget projects a whopping $1.24 billion deficit that includes the gutting of provincially sponsored arts and culture programs, cuts to tourism, the environment ...


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The Sunflowers, a choir made up of staff and volunteers from Hospice Palliative Care in Sydney, stand to sing O Canada before the start of Tuesday’s Cape Breton Regional Municipality council meeting in Sydney. Saluting to the right is Logan McGowan, a warrant officer with the Cape Breton Highlanders and an infantry soldier in the Canadian Armed Forces. The “Sunflower” is a ...


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If a recent post from Jeff Marek is any indication, hockey fans might be doing double takes as they check major junior scores next season.

The former Sportsnet personality raised a stir among junior hockey junkies on Feb. 28 when he tweeted that the QMJHL’s Halifax Mooseheads and Moncton Wildcats, along with the OHL’s Kitchener Rangers and Guelph Storm, were workin...


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Eskasoni’s Francis most gentlemanly player

A Cape Breton hockey player was recognized by the Nova Scotia Junior Hockey League for his 2025-26 season.

Eskasoni Eagles forward Marcellus Francis was named the league’s most gentlemanly player of the year.

“Marcellus competed at a high level every night while consistently showing respect for his opponents, team...


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