Photos by Dana MacPhail-TouesnardThe Marble Mountain Family Weekend is organized by the North Mountain Cultural and Recreation Association. It began in 2002 and returned this year after a two-year COVID hiatus.
Tricia...
Photos by Dana MacPhail-TouesnardA Mercury 100 pickup truck was part of the St. Peter’s Nicolas Denys Days parade in St. Peter’s.
Swimmers are pictured beginning the final step in the Swim the...
Photos by Mary HankeyMiguel showed off his horse riding skills on Jake during the Chestico Days Summer Festival. Several fun events were held at the Al MacInnis Sports Centre grounds.
These creative...
HALIFAX: A former refugee fleeing the Syrian Civil War, who then went on to start a successful business and have his story told around the world, and a local musician who rose to international acclaim, have been...
MABOU: COVID-19 restrictions and precautions forced the cancellation of large gatherings and events for almost three years but no longer.
On Thursday, Sept. 15, 100 Women Who Care Rural Cape Breton will be back...
CANSO: The Seamen’s Memorial in Canso was constructed in 1976 to mark the 75th anniversary of the Incorporation of the Town of Canso, with donations from the Canso Lions Club and the community.
The...
Photos by Dana MacPhail-TouesnardVolunteers kept the younger part of the crowd entertained with games.
Foodland St. Peter’s had an under the sea theme for their parade entry on Sunday...
Photos by Dana MacPhail-TouesnardMembers of the Holy Guardian Angels Cemetery Committee, community volunteers and family members were invited to help replace and/or add the wooden crosses following the blessing on July 30.
Photos by Dana MacPhail-TouesnardPoint Michaud Beach hosted the 2022 Richmond County Sand Castle Competition on July 31 with numerous entries in the sandcastle and sculpture categories.
Abbie Ingraham and Addyson MacPhail are...
Photos by Dana MacPhail-TouesnardThe 8th annual Bras d’Or Watch Field Day took place in St. Peter’s (pictured above), as well as Castle Bay Beach in Eskasoni, the Whycocomagh Picnic Park and the Grand Narrows wharf.