Jeremy Fraser
Sports Reporter at Cape Breton Post
Sports reporter at the @capebretonpost. Proud @hollandcollege alumnus. Story ideas to [email protected].
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1 week ago |
saltwire.com | Jeremy Fraser
• Article contentThe province has announced the development of 24 new housing units at Beinn Mhàbu, the satellite campus of Nova Scotia’s Gaelic College, Colaisde na Gàidhlig, to increase housing supply in western Cape Breton. The two-storey, 24-unit building at the Mabou site will be used by students during the school year and by seasonal workers and tourists from May to August.
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1 week ago |
saltwire.com | Jeremy Fraser
Advertisement 1 • • Article contentCape Breton Eagles assistant coach Nick MacNeil will not be back on the team’s bench for the 2025-26 Quebec Maritimes Junior Hockey League season. Eagles general manager Sylvain Couturier told the Cape Breton Post on Friday that MacNeil informed the team earlier in the day that he wouldn’t be coming back for the new season due to family reasons. “He was the first guy I hired as a staff member, I hired Nick a little bit after coming in,” said Couturier.
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1 week ago |
saltwire.com | Jeremy Fraser
Advertisement 1 • • Article contentCape Breton product sells junior ‘A’ hockey teamA Cape Breton product who owned a junior ‘A’ hockey team in New Brunswick has decided to sell the club. The Maritime Junior Hockey League recently announced the sale of the West Kent Steamers, which were originally owned by Cheticamp product Dave Hinkley. Hinkley, who purchased the former South Shore Lumberjacks team in 2021, has sold the team to Amelie Belliveau.
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1 week ago |
saltwire.com | Jeremy Fraser
Advertisement 1 • Article contentCandidates running in the riding of Cape Breton-Canso-Antigonish had a chance to make a case as to why voters should vote for them in the upcoming federal election on April 28.
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2 weeks ago |
saltwire.com | Jeremy Fraser
Advertisement 1 • Article contentLiai Tong is one step closer to reaching his dream of playing professional basketball. The Cape Breton Capers forward was selected in the second round, No. 13 overall, by the Edmonton Stingers at the Canadian Elite Basketball League Draft on Thursday night.
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Cape Breton Capers' Liai Tong selected by Edmonton Stingers at Canadian Elite Basketball League Draft - https://t.co/1hoydHczhH - #CapeBreton #Capers #Sydney #StJohns #Newfoundland #Edmonton @ED_Stingers @CEBLeague @gocapersgo @cbuniversity @AUS_SUA @USPORTSca @USPORTS_Bball
Eagles attendance grows: Cape Breton Sports in Brief for April 10, 2025 - https://t.co/ins2h5kbTU - #CapeBreton @CBEHockey @cbepbp @GeeGeesMHKY @HockeyNS @SportNovaScotia #qmjhl #lhjmq #HockeyX #Sports #NovaScotia @QMJHL @CHLHockey
Northside Vikings, New Waterford Sharks win ‘C’ level Cape Breton Cup minor hockey championships - https://t.co/xQ9tmVzDk5 - #CapeBreton #Northside #NewWaterford @HockeyNS #HockeyX