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Taking that extra time to clean off your car really can make a difference.
A double shot of sad news from the world of traditional music on Cape Breton Island.
It's a terrible tragedy for any family.
Prep time: 8 mins
For the past couple years we have been following the story and the controversy of the Cape Ann III.
The Cape Anne Three has risen out of its muddy berth in Sydney Harbour.
Barbara Stead-Coyle has been a guest many times on Mainstreet, she first made an appearance when she worked for the Cape Breton Growth Fund, and 
There's a very special exhibition being presented at the Cape Breton university Art Gallery.
As we've been hearing in the news, job seekers who are banking on Job Bank are out of luck these days.
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Dominion Beach has faced more than its fair share of challenges over the years.
Talk about versatile. Nova Scotia's John Gracie moves back and forth like nobody's business.
Supreme Court Justice Patrick Murray has ruled in favour of the provincial SPCA.
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Today we've been following the story of a Canadian Naval Intelligence Officer who faces two charges for violating the 
You've no doubt heard the about 
It's their twentieth year working on environmental issues in this community, and there are lots of events planned over the coming year to celebrate.
The disgraced former bishop of Antigonish is a free man today. 
Dr. Brian Goldman
It's next-to-impossible to talk about Canadian cinema without talking about Shebib's 1970 feature 
Begining October 24th on Canada's Worst Driver (which airs on the Discovery Channel) we'll meet Caper Shirley Sampson. Shirley is only comfortable driving in the small towns of Cape Breton. Recently retired, she wants to start visiting her daughter, Janis, in Halifax. 
Concerns were raised this week about a plume of sediment being stirred up by the dredging of Sydney's harbour.
Rachel Davis is a fiddler from Baddeck Cape Breton. She picked up the fiddle when she was 12, first taking lessons from her grandfather, Clarence Long. She continued on to learn from Karen Beaton, and also from Stan Chapman and Kyle MacNeil through her studies at Cape Breton University, where she is a recent graduate. Rachel has performed at many ceilidhs, concerts, and festivals throughout Cape Breton, mainland Nova Scotia, New Brunswick and PEI, and the Eastern United States. During the 2007 Celtic Colours International Festival, she was presented with the Tic Butler Memorial Award, for outstanding contribution to Cape Breton culture. Rachel was chosen as the 2009 recipient of the Frank "Big Sampy" Sampson award, given by the Festival Volunteer Drive'er Association and Lakewind Sound Studios, sponsoring an up-and-coming Cape Breton musician to make their first recording.
Hailing from Creignish, Inverness County, Ashley MacIsaac now lives in
Toronto, Ontario. 
Combining a bluegrass influenced playing style with poignant lyrics and a modern folk feel; the Crowdis Bridge sound is truly unique. 
Take a group of the hottest contemporary fiddle players from the
Highlands and Islands of Scotland and you've got the award winning
Blazin' Fiddles on your hands. Having grown from a showcase tour of
individual fiddlers highlighting the distinctive flavours of Highlands
and Islands fiddle music, no other band has quite captured the
excitement, passion and the sensitivity of Scottish music as Blazin'
Fiddles. During a performance, the audience has the opportunity to hear
pieces featuring the regional styles of each fiddler followed by
all hands jumping in for a wonderful explosion of music. Fiddles and
bows blaze away with guitar and piano for one of the most exciting and
memorable fiddle ensembles ever to take the stage. 
Thirty seven years on the air....you learn a thing or two about the community you serve.
Cape
Breton has lost one of the giants from its political life.
From a blue collar background, Nick Beaton cuts through the bullshit of an overly bureaucratic society that takes itself way too seriously. Whether it's done through his opinionated rants, hard hitting jokes, or his disarming "every man" personality Nick Beaton is a favorite wherever he performs. 
May 24,25,26, 2013: Les Misérables
The Savoy Theatre is proud to be one of the first Theatres across Canada to be granted the right to produce this amazing musical. With Director Robyn Cathcart, and Musical Director Barb Stetter and the best of Cape Breton talent it is sure to be a sell out.
Time(s): 7:00pm | Price(s): $49.50 until Jan 1 | $54.50 after Jan 1
September 15, 2013: Foster and Allen
Foster and Allen are a musical duo from Ireland consisting of Mick Foster and Tony Allen. In their 40 year career they have released twenty seven albums, all of which entered the UK Albums Chart.
Time(s): 7:00 PM | Price(s): $49.50