Photo by Rosemary Godin. Members of the Lafford family were driving home to Wagmatcook in the middle of the night last month when Mike Lafford noticed lights in his rear-view mirror down an embankment. He turned around and returned to find a tractor trailer had plowed off Trans Canada Highway 105 and the driver was still in the crushed cab. Together, the family called 911 and helped get the driver out. From left are Mike Lafford; Charlene Bernard-Lafford; Kendrick Bernard; and Michael Lafford-Bernard.
By Rosemary Godin, Local Journalism Initiative Reporter Cape Breton Post WAGMATCOOK: A trip to a Mi’kmaq gathering in Prince Edward Island on a mid-August weekend turned into more excitement than a Wagmatcook family was looking for. The Lafford family and a friend had travelled with their drum group to a powwow when Charlene Lafford became…
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