Two Sisters’ Unique Initiative Puts Cape Breton Island on World Map

Two Sisters’ Unique Initiative Puts Cape Breton Island on World Map
The Skyline Trail in Cape Breton. Courtesy of Cape Breton Island
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OTTAWA—It’s something like an “Anne of Green Gables” story in a 21st-century setting. Instead of “sending word” to Nova Scotia for a boy to help with farm chores as Marilla Cuthbert did in the beloved children’s classic, two Cape Breton sisters posted an advertisement on their Facebook page to attract employees for their family-owned business.

Heather Coulombe (L) and Sandee MacLean outside the Farmer's Daughter Country Market. (Courtesy of Heather Coulombe)
Heather Coulombe (L) and Sandee MacLean outside the Farmer's Daughter Country Market. Courtesy of Heather Coulombe
Susan Korah
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Susan Korah is Ottawa correspondent for The Catholic Register, and a Troy Media Editorial Content Provider Partner.