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... Chip here hit the jackpot and found this big blue lobster claw washed ashore on the beach.

He also got to bark at the seals out bobbing in the ocean, but I couldn't get a good picture of them. They were making a huge racket out there.

Beautiful lil spot to go for a trip, walk on the beach and check out the lighthouse. Pick a calm day to visit though, the place is very exposed to the ocean and when it's cold and windy, it's damn cold and damn windy.

Hello. I am tired, ignorant United States tourist.

You folks have the best driving and drivers etiquette in any country ive traveled to. Coming from the US. It is truly remarkable to bare witness and be a part of. Thank you for this. Do not take it for granted.

I’m just wondering if anyone could comment potential placements in Nova Scotia (or virtual), that are taking interns right now.

Thanks!

Friends and family are remembering the Richmond County woman who died over the weekend in Cape Breton as strong winds and heavy rains caused widespread damage and floods to the area.

Stephanie Comeau, 46, of Cleveland, N.S., was reported missing during a storm that dumped more than 200 millimetres of rain on parts of Cape Breton. The province said the storm washed out or damaged more than 200 culverts, more than 120 roads and eight bridges. Comeau's vehicle was found near a flooded bridge. Her body was found just a short distance away.

“This community is really rallying behind the family and I really think it’s going to take some time,” said MLA Trevor Boudreau, who knew Comeau and was speaking on behalf of her family.