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A Wild Scene in Canada as Snow Obscures Visibility During the Premier League Final

Premier League · Ottawa

A Wild Scene in Canada as Snow Obscures Visibility During the Premier League Final

47% Center coverage: 17 sources

The final of the Canadian Premier League, held at TD Place Stadium in Ottawa, turned into sheer madness, almost apocalyptic in scale. A relentless snowstorm took over the venue, co See the Story

Cabot says proposed golf course would take up more than a third of Cape Breton park

Golf · Nova Scotia

Cabot says proposed golf course would take up more than a third of Cape Breton park

56% Left coverage: 9 sources

The Cabot company says its proposed golf course at the West Mabou Beach Provincial Park – a possible development that has stirred up resistance from local residents – would take up more than a third of the green space at the Cape Breton site.See the Story

Nova Scotia Turns Down Pitch to Build New Golf Course on Provincial Park Land

Golf · Nova Scotia

Nova Scotia Turns Down Pitch to Build New Golf Course on Provincial Park Land

Coverage: 2 sources

A proposal to build a new golf course at a sensitive site on Nova Scotia provincial park property is dead in the water – at least for now. CTV News reports the province’s department of natural resources has deemed the developer’s pitch as unreasonable. Premier Tim Houston says he’s unsure if Cabot – the company behind the project – will try again with a revised approach. This marks the third time the company has been rejected for its proposal to…See the Story

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