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RODNEY MacDONALD: Cabot seeks community input on Mabou golf project

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By Rodney MacDonald
| SaltWire Network Verified
Rodney MacDonald is the community liaison for Cabot Cape Breton, and a former premier of Nova Scotia. He is a resident of Mabou, Cape Breton. By Rodney MacDonald Nova Scotia’s rural regions are beautifully distinct and diverse — in history, culture, geography and economy. For our province to thrive we must continue to grow, and not just in Halifax. Opportunities abound for those communities that are open to new ideas and can bring people together to find solutions and seize opportunities.
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RODNEY MacDONALD: Cabot wants community input on potential Mabou golf project

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By Rodney MacDonald
| SaltWire Network Verified
Rodney MacDonald is the community liaison for Cabot Cape Breton, and a former premier of Nova Scotia. He is a resident of Mabou, Cape Breton. By Rodney MacDonald Nova Scotia’s rural regions are beautifully distinct and diverse — in history, culture, geography and economy. For our province to thrive we must continue to grow, and not just in Halifax. Opportunities abound for those communities that are open to new ideas and can bring people together to find solutions and seize opportunities.
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Investment to Create Gaelic College Satellite Campus in Mabou

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By Kenneth MacKenzie, Rodney MacDonald, Todd Higgins
| novascotia.ca
Premier Iain Rankin announced the province is investing $1.92 million to renovate a former convent and residence in Mabou to create a satellite campus of the Gaelic College. The premier made the funding announcement during a visit to the site of the new campus today, March 13.
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