Oct. 28, 2024

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This week on What She Said, we’re taking a closer look at the heart of Cape Breton in Nova Scotia—a place that calls me home. Join me as we delve into the beauty and culture that make Cape Breton truly special. First, Pam Wamback from Tourism Nova Scotia highlights unforgettable trails, culinary gems, and Cape Breton’s best-kept secrets. Yvette Rogers shares the magic of the Celtic Colours International Festival, where music, culture, and Cape Breton’s autumn scenery create an unforgettable experience. Finally, designer Colin McAllister, one half of the dynamic Colin & Justin, tells us about breathing new life into the historic North Star resort in Louisbourg and the undeniable call of the Cape.

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