By Charlie Teljeur
Who has the worst fans in sports? That’s such a subjective question.
First you must determine the criteria which, alone, is almost impossible. Then, somehow, you need to...
PORT HOOD: Creignish native Nick MacNeil is returning to his hockey roots, joining the Cape Breton West Islanders U18 Major Hockey Team as skills coach and hockey adviser for the 2025-26 season.
MacNeil’s connection...
By Charlie Teljeur
Trying to explain sports to a non-sports person is a four-step process.
The first step is simple enough. Does this person even have interest in knowing more, because...
By Charlie Teljeur
LITTLE ANSE: The Little Anse Hawks are once again on top of the Richmond Amateur Baseball Association (RABA), capturing the 2025 championship after sweeping the Port Hawkesbury Bucs in the best-of-three...
ANTIGONISH: The Cape Breton West Islanders skated to a pair of exhibition victories over the Sydney Rush this past weekend in U18 Major action.
On Aug. 30 in Membertou, the Islanders secured a 3-1...
By Rosemary Godin, Local Journalism Initiative Reporter
Cape Breton Post
WAGMATCOOK: Two nine-year-olds – a boy and a girl – step up to their places over a small square table and clasp...
By Rosemary Godin, Local Journalism Initiative Reporter
WAGMATCOOK: The power of sport was on full display when hundreds of athletes, their friends and family and provincial dignitaries attended the opening ceremonies for the Mi’kmaw Summer...
By Charlie Teljeur
Hemingway always advised us to write drunk but edit sober, and I’ve decided to take his advice. I’m not drunk, mind you, although I am if it’s the intoxication I currently...
PORT HAWKESBURY: Great hockey knowledge and a wealth of experience are coming to the Strait Pirates due to the addition of a head coach who, for hockey fans in Port Hawkesbury and area, needs little introduction.
MULGRAVE: The Strait Area Filipino Society’s 2025 Newcomer Sports Fest wrapped up on Aug. 2, attracting participants from across Nova Scotia. Organizers say the strong turnout has inspired plans to make the event an annual tradition.