Port Hawkesbury Civic Centre - Welcome

Tickets for the June 3 performance of Heather Rankin are available at the Civic Centre 902-625-2591 or online at www.phcivic.com. They would make a great Mothers Day treat!

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Congratulations CAPE BRETON WEST ISLANDERS!

Tickets for Bill and Joel Plaskett's Solidarity performance will be available at the door. Saturday, April 22, doors open at 7:00, showtime 8:00 p.m.

Please note: Parent & Tot Skating is cancelled today. We apologize for any inconvenience this may cause.

Note time change - parent and tot skating is from 9-10 today.

Free community skate

Don't miss the last Public Skate of the season...it's free and sponsored by The Snore Shop!

Port Hawkesbury Civic Centre - Welcome

Tickets are available for the Montreal Canadiens Alumni Tour at the Civic Centre box office or online at www.phcivic.com. Great event, and great fund raiser!

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Tickets for the Montreal Canadiens Alumni Tour are now available at the Port Hawkesbury Civic Centre box office 902-625-2591 or online at www.phcivic.com. Great event, and great fund raiser!

Free community skate

The Island Food Network is organizing a series of community engagement sessions in order to build on our existing food work/food assets, create opportunities for collaboration, and link island wide efforts. Help us shape the growing Island Food Network and put it to work in our communities. There will be events held in Port Hawkesbury, Ingonish, Inverness, St.Peter’s, and possibly Glace Bay. The scheduled events in our area is the following; PORT HAWKESBURY Thursday April 6th, 6-8pm Port Hawkesbury Civic Centre Room: Bear Head Conference Room

Tickets on sale today for the June 3 performance of Heather Rankin. Tickets available at the Port Hawkesbury Civic Centre box office or online at www.phcivic.com.

PORT HAWKESBURY, N.S. — John Morris has captured the Princess Auto Elite 10 title with a 1-up win over Brad Jacobs in Sunday’s final. With four in the house during the final frame, but not sitting shot, Team Morris fourth Jim Cotter angle raised one of their own to chip out Jacobs’s counter and capture the Pinty’s Grand Slam of Curling championship. It’s the 11th time Morris has found the winner’s circle in the series, but his first with Cotter, second Tyrel Griffith and lead Rick Sawatsky. Team Morris also qualified for the season-ending Humpty’s Champions Cup. The geometry didn’t work out for Jacobs to start. Opening with hammer, Jacobs looked to angle raise and take out Morris’s stone, however, he also took out one of his own and left another counter untouched to concede the first. Things went better for the reigning Olympic champ in the second end with a textbook peel to sit two and tie it up. Facing four in the third end, Team Morris fourth Jim Cotter landed right on the lid with his last to avoid a steal and push. Cotter made a great double bump to grab shot rock in the fourth and Jacobs’s last sailed through the house for another steal. Morris sat shot rock protected in the fifth and Jacobs looked to go through a narrow port to raise and take it out, but the run missed the mark. Cotter plugged up the hole, so Jacobs went around the other way and managed to make it down the line to tap one of his own, bump back the counter and win the end to bring things level. Quick-draw Cotter was on the mark again in the sixth. Looking at four counters, Cotter landed in the four-foot circle to push. Cotter managed to put it in the pocket to lie shot partially buried, Jacobs caught a piece of it, but bumped his other stone to only sit one.