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HALIFAX - A secluded and overgrown cemetery in rural Cape Breton, the final resting place for some of Nova Scotia's earliest settlers, is slowly crumbling into a nearby river.

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“Nobody is doing anything about it because everyone is pointing fingers at who’s responsibility it is.”

Dear Rep Amodei, Your last few emails have become even more concerning for the people of CD2. First, HR 4365. You actually signed off on this? President Biden has already stated hes going to VETO this bill, so why waste everyones time? You have gone along with several cuts that have folks scratching their heads and asking “why?”

Some of the gravestones in the Centre Glen Cemetery, a pioneer cemetery in Big Baddeck, N.S., have fallen into the river.

Laura Belin shares one photograph from each of Bleeding Heartland's 25 posts featuring wildflowers or nature during 2023.

Laura Belin shares links to dozens of posts featuring wildflowers found on nature walks in Iowa parks, prairie, or trails.

Laura Belin shares one photograph from each of Bleeding Heartland's 25 posts featuring wildflowers or nature during 2023.

The Nova Scotia government has started work on a plan to rehabilitate the Seal Island Bridge in Cape Breton.

The Department of Public Works released a cost-benefit analysis on Tuesday looking at options for extending the life of the bridge by between 25 and 50 years or replacing it entirely.