Cape Breton Island Nova Scotia
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The 2009 “World's Best Awards” by Travel and Leisure Magazine named Cape Breton #3 in its top islands in the world rankings and the #1 Island to visit in North America.
This unique region of Nova Scotia is not only a wonderful place to live or visit but also has a history that has had a major impact on North American and European history.
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My grandfather was a Gillis of Judique... I pray that Cape Breton DOESN'T change too much but sadly, I know it will. God bless Cape Breton and may they always remember that it was largely because our ancestors were persecuted and despised Roman Catholics and that going to a place in the New World named Nova Scotia (in Latin translating to New Scotland) seemed quite comforting as many knew that the French there were also Catholics. Also, Brittany as mentioned in the video was a Catholic stronghold and adjacent to - just north of the famous Vendee region that was the home of Catholic resistance to the anti-Catholic Masonic-lead French Revolution! We as Cape Bretoners must remember our Gaelic and Catholic heritage!
The blood is strong, the heart is Highland and we in our dreams yet behold the Hebrides!
By the way, I've been to the Hebrides...still Gaelic-speaking and still Roman Catholic!
I’m a young guy from the Cape, I can guarantee she won’t change much.. old culture is alive and well here.. my moms side were the MacIssacs one of the first two families to settle in Inverness in the early 1800s
Beautiful place and interesting people. Cant wait to visit.
Love the two seconds about mikmaq lol
Thanks! My Dad's family, I am researching help found this area. My Mom's family is both Scottish and Irish, and I was looking for a connection, and this may be it! Also, trying to figure out things on a map, trying to pronounce certain words, or figuring out towns, after changing names several times, you made some of it flow together! Thanks again!
Great channel, very informative!
You missed the big cèilidh - the Celtic Colours International Festival - great scenery - great music!
Thanks for sharing. Im a Scot descendant myself and even had a Campbell who live in Iona for a time. Angus Campbell was his name he was my 5th great uncle he lived till he was over 105. My ancestors were Normanites who travelled to NZ from St. Anns in the mid 18th century I know very little about the island so this helped me underatand some if this history
LOT OF MISTAKES,,it was the british who put the run on the french twice,, not new englanders
Visit the Highland Village and Gaelic College.
I’m looking into my fam history . My fathers mom was born and raised in Cape Breton . Dad was born there but grew up in Niagara Ontario .
Any history with poirier ?
Hey b'ye you forgot to mention Matt Minglewood!!!!
you forgot anne murray
Ann Murray was from spring hill !