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Joe Ward
Commented on: Louisbourg Society Calls For Resignation Of School Board [VIDEO]
*If* the province was going to provide funding for the continued operation of this school with the pilot program, I can't imagine why a local school board would want to work against that....
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Jacquelyn Scott
Commented on: Louisbourg Society Calls For Resignation Of School Board [VIDEO]
When a community works this hard to try to find an innovative solution to a problem, a publicly accountable board should give it a thorough hearing and explore with intentionality whether...
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Heather Sparling
Commented on: Efforts Begin To Build Biggest Splash Park on Cape Breton Island
Yes, the Wentworth Fountain gets lots of use on warm days, and the Open Hearth Park splash pad is terrific -- very popular with the kids. A splash pad in the Pier would be fabulous.
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Kendra Coombes - District 11 CBRM Council
Cape Breton Regional Municipality will recognize the 100th Anniversary of an event that shaped the history and fabric of New Waterford. A commemorative event will take place at Colliery Lands Park in honour of those that lost their lives. Sixty-five local children will take part in a lantern parade in memory of the 65 victims of the disaster. Starting from the back of the park, the children will proceed to the monument which commemorates the event. A memorial ceremony featuring dignitaries will follow, with a concert from the Men of the Deeps leading into a social with refreshments.
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Kendra Coombes - District 11 CBRM Council
Join our neighbors... The New Waterford and District Historical Society this evening (Monday July 24) at 7:00PM for a presentation on the 1917 No. 12 Mine Explosion by Dr Lachlan MacKinnon. Admission is free and all are welcome!
Kendra Coombes - District 11 CBRM Council
The No.12 Mine Centennial will take place at Colliery Lands Park on Tuesday, July 25th at 6:30pm and continue until dusk. All residents are encouraged to attend this event as we remember an important time in the history of New Waterford.
