Category Archives: Cape Breton

Earlybirds

Posted on June 8, 2011 by Bethsheila Kent

My first clue that the weather would finally warm up was the overnight influx of wood warblers found early of the morning of May 27. Since that time, more species have returned to make each day of birding a joy. … Continue reading →

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Introducing…

Posted on May 9, 2011 by Moran Dan

…our bloggers. I know, this is something I neglected to do at the start of this blog, but hey, ‘better late…’ you all know the rest! Ok, so, our itinerant blogger/administrator who conceived of having this Cape Breton Blog is … Continue reading →

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The Breathtaking Eagles of Cape Breton

Posted on May 9, 2011 by Jess

There are numerous things about Cape Breton that will never get old, the gorgeous views, the sounds of the rolling waves crashing on the beaches, the peace and solitude that come with the slower, relaxed pace of life. But the … Continue reading →

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nature notes

Posted on May 4, 2011 by Bethsheila Kent

A warm hello to anyone who may read this, my very first ever blog post. It is my intention to use this space to share what’s happening in Cape Breton’s natural world and any comments, you, the potential reader may … Continue reading →

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My 5 Favorite Places You Must Visit in Baddeck

Posted on April 25, 2011 by Zac

Baddeck is one of the most beautiful places on Cape Breton Island, and there are many places I enjoy visiting. Some are once a week or more, others are to do at least once in your life. 1. The Bell … Continue reading →

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The Best Type of Bicycle for the Cabot Trail

Posted on April 18, 2011 by Zac

I know for myself cycling the Cabot Trail is in the top five reasons to visit the Island, but if you don’t have the right bike it could be much harder than you like. As an example my first tour of … Continue reading →

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Update! East Coast Music Awards Results

Posted on April 18, 2011 by Zac

Cape Bretoners might be a little disappointed waking up Monday morning, and not just because it’s Monday. The awards ceremony gave only two wins to Island acts, rock band Slowcoaster won alternative recording of the year for “The Darkest of … Continue reading →

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ECMAs this week and Cape Bretoners are strong as ever…

Posted on April 12, 2011 by Zac

This weekend is the start of the East Coast Music Awards and there are so many from Cape Breton nominated including a childhood friend of mine Carmel Mikol. She has 3 nominations for her release ‘In My Bones’ for female … Continue reading →

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Did You Miss Celtic Colours?

Posted on November 3, 2010 by Zac

Celtic music, local dancing, concerts,  spectacular fall colours, road trips, good food; If any of the above appeals to you, then Celtic Colours needs to go on the calendar. This year was October 8-16 and featured all the usual assortment … Continue reading →

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Cape Breton. Why I Left, Why You Should Visit

Posted on October 8, 2010 by Zac

In previous posts I have gone to great lengths in explaining the beauty and splendor of Cape Breton. However, I have since moved off the Island. You might well be asking yourself, ‘Well if so many people leave, why should … Continue reading →

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