Kyle Moore is a journalist based in Glace Bay, Nova Scotia, Canada. He writes for B14 News and CTV News Atlantic, covering local news and events in the area. Kyle's articles focus on a range of topics including community issues, healthcare, real estate, and sports.
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Kyle Moore's articles predominantly cover local news in the maritime region of Canada, particularly Nova Scotia and Glace Bay. His focus encompasses government & politics, crime, sports, winter weather issues, power outages, property assessments as well as community initiatives.
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By: Kyle Moore
An altercation between the province of Nova Scotia and the Cape Breton Regional Municipality has turned personal according to CBRM mayor Amanda McDougall-Merrill.
The Department of Natural Resources and Renewables has launched an investigation after an online video appears to show a man shooting at a deer on a Cape Breton, N.S., highway.
By: Kyle Moore
After nearly 40 years in business, Brenda and Mel Bryden are saying goodbye to their customers and their store.
Home-care workers in Cape Breton are giving gifts to seniors for the holidays.
By: Kyle Moore
According to Alyce MacLean, the housing coordinator at New Dawn Enterprises in Sydney, N.S., the number of people homeless in the Cape Breton Regional Municipality is almost at 400.
On Friday the Federal Government announced almost $200,000 in funding to install generators and make the Glace Bay Fire Hall and the John J. Nugent Fireman's Centre in Sydney Mines, N.S., comfort centres.
By: Jacob Moore, Kyle Moore
Some people are calling for public consultation on the proposed location for a Pallet shelter village in Whitney Pier, N.S.
By: Kyle Moore
Lines were long at grocery stores in Sydney, N.S., Friday as residents prepared for a significant snowstorm.
Becketts Farm has sadly announced the passing of its esteemed Chairman, Alan M. Beckett (MBE, NSch), on Sunday, 18th February. Mr. Beckett, aged 93, died following a short illness, leaving behind a legacy that has profoundly shaped the farm's history.
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