Little is known of Mohammed Zuraibi Alzoabi’s whereabouts, other than a brief note from a sheriff on Dec. 8 citing his lawyer saying he “fled the country sometime ago.” Continue reading
Only now, more than a month after they learned he was missing, are Cape Breton Regional Police taking steps to add Alzoabi to the Interpol Watch List. Continue reading
‘I get calls pretty much every day from people around here telling (me) how lucky they feel being a part of this growth.’ Continue reading
The Strait touches three provinces, and the wider Gulf of St. Lawrence fisheries region is home to lobster and crab fisheries that brought in over $1.2 billion worth of catch in 2016. Continue reading
Tiannie Paul is continuing her studies in environmental engineering and plans to work on bringing clean water to Indigenous communities, including her home of Eskasoni First Nation. Continue reading
The sudden proliferation of self-reported Metis in Eastern Canada has emerged as a profoundly divisive debate. Many use identity cards that look much like Indian Status cards. Others have tried to claim Indigenous rights through the courts, fuelling a perception that the aboriginal newcomers are so-called rights grabbers. Continue reading
“It’s a precaution. We want to make sure the water is safe and our campus community is safe.” Continue reading
The Nova Scotia government said yesterday it will give additional money to Cape Breton University, just days after it emerged that Acadia University received extra funding. Continue reading
Cape Breton University wants the government to apply the same rationale it used in deciding to bail out Acadia University with CBU. Continue reading
Dr. David Wheeler is best known for his three-and-a-half-year stint as the president of Cape Breton University Continue reading