Courtesy of Al Charters, Cape Breton Recruiting coordinator... The CAPERS opened their AUS regular season quickly taking a first quarter lead of 25 to 15 on Saint Mary's, following a smashing dunk by Phil Nkrumah a couple minutes into the game, which brought the large crowd to their feet. Newcomer Jimmy Dorsey led the way in the first half with 19 points going 4 of 4 from behind the arc as the CAPERS...
The Capers got 26 points (5-8 3's), 6 rebounds and 5 assists from Jimmy Dorsey and 18 points, 6 rebounds from Tremaine Fraser to defeat Saint Mary's in the first of two weekend games in Sydney. Capers led by 24 at 80-54 after three quarters and coasted to the win. Cape Breton's Paris Carter again did not play due to a hand injury. Joey Haywood had 18 to lead SMU. The teams play again tomorrow night....
St. FX (2-0) 99, UNB (0-2) 57 In a game played at another high school in New Brunswick because of the ongoing issues with a basket at UNB's regular gym, X used a 29-9 second quarter run to blast the home side. Charlie Spurr had 21 points in the win for X which dominated the glass (41-26) and held UNB to only 32% shooting for the game including only 2-9 from downtown. Colton Wilson led UNB with 16 while...
Wikipedia By-passing Celtic music that his community enjoyed, he took up the guitar and studied blues roots artists like Son House, Fred McDowell & Robert Johnson. Eventually he put together a combo that combined his influences while returning to his Cape Breton roots.
Preliminary tests done on one of the coyotes that attacked and killed folk singer Taylor Mitchell last week showed no signs of rabies in the animal. Mitchell was hiking alone at Cape Breton Highlands National Park in Nova Scotia, Canada,...
The 23 players on the Cape Breton Screaming Eagles of the Quebec Major Junior Hockey League were given the H1N1 vaccination last Friday night after their game in Sydney, N.S.
RIGHT: Toronto singer Taylor Mitchell, from her Facebook page. Still no clear indications what spurred coyote attack that killed Toronto singer Taylor Mitchell during a visit to Nova Scotia. Louisbourg, N.S. — The Canadian Press Published on Monday, Nov. 02, 2009 4:11PM EST Experts have determined that a coyote believed to be involved in a shocking attack on a young hiker on a Cape Breton trail...
On Tuesday, October 27, two coyotes mauled 19-year-old Taylor Mitchell on a hiking trail in Cape Breton Highlands National Park in Nova Scotia, Canada. Although Mitchell was hiking alone when... [[ This is a content summary only. Visit my website for full links, other content, and more! ]]
Meet the Players In 1980, a newcomer to the game of politics set out to challenge the powerful, to force those in government to take notice of matters relating to the environment. In the election of that year, Elizabeth May ran for Parliament in the riding of Cape Breton Highlands – Canso. She earned 272 votes, and [...]