Cape Breton

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List Of Town Tramway Systems In Canada - Nova Scotia
1949 Pictou County Electric Company New Glasgow - Trenton Electric 10 Oct 7 ... May 1931 Cape Breton Electric Company Sydney Electric 1901 Oct 1931 Cape Breton Electric Company ? North Sydney Electric ... ? Glace Bay Electric 7 Jan 1938 ... Cape Breton Tramways Company, Ltd ...
List Of City Nicknames In Canada - Cities By Province - Nova Scotia
... Oxford "Wild Blueberry Capital of Canada" Pictou "Birthplace of New Scotland" Port Hawkesbury "Cape Breton's Front Porch" Shelburne "Where Canada's History Comes ... term for the City of Sydney "CBRM", the often locally used abbreviation of Cape Breton Regional Municipality "Community of Communities", a nickname for the Cape ...
Steve Selva - Research Reports
... Survey of epiphytic lichens of late successional northern hardwoods forests in northern Cape Breton Island." Prepared for Cape Breton Highlands National Park and Parks Canada ... lichens of mature boreal forests in northern Cape Breton." Prepared for Cape Breton Highlands National Park and Parks Canada, Ingonish Beach, Nova Scotia ...
Laurence Kavanagh
... He represented Cape Breton County in the Nova Scotia House of Assembly from 1820 to 1830 ... He was born on Cape Breton Island, probably at Louisbourg, the son of Laurence Kavanagh, an immigrant from Ireland, and Margaret Farrell ... of the peace and as a member of the Inferior Court of Common Pleas for Cape Breton ...

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