The Cape Breton Capers basketball teams split games with the Saint Mary’s Huskies in Atlantic University Sport action at Sullivan Field House in Sydney on Friday. In the men’s division, Cape Breton ...

Local sports enthusiasts in Cape Breton will be dizzied by a whirlwind of action this week, as major high school basketball ...

The Cape Breton Eagles inched closer to catching the Chicoutimi Saguenéens in the Eastern Conference standings on Sunday. Cape Breton blanked Chicoutimi 4-0 in Quebec Maritimes Junior Hockey League ...

A Cape Breton couple accused of sex crimes involving a preteen girl denies the allegations, claiming they are the victims of people who don't share their religious beliefs. Daryl and Shelley ...

China to impose 1 mln yuan pay cap at central govt-owned financial firms, sources say Pay cuts to mostly affect middle, senior manager bonuses, sources say New cap would continue government's ...

Immigration, Refugees and Citizenship Canada (IRCC) announced this cap in ministerial instructions posted on January 18, 2025. The cap will be effective from January 22 to December 31, 2025. The ...

This is exactly what Japanese adventurer Gump Suzuki has done. Over the past six months, Suzuki has been trekking through Africa with one goal in mind: to reach Cape Town in South Africa, all while ...

REAL Madrid’s next superstar could be vannie Kaap. This after the Real Madrid Foundation Academy, in partnership with Generation Schools, established a football academy in Imhoff, Cape Town. As part ...

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Overthecap.com has posted an analytical look at 100 players likely to be trimmed for cap purposes and Poles would be very busy come mid-March. They have the Bears cutting five players.

The trial of a Cape Breton couple accused of sex crimes involving a young girl is expected to wrap up next week in Nova Scotia provincial court in Port Hawkesbury. Richmond County residents ...

WASHINGTON—The $10,000 cap on state and local tax deductions likely won’t survive after this year, because the lawmakers who hate it the most have the ability to kill it. But what comes next?