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‘Scottish Mussel’ a highland fling with pearls and bivalved mollusks

9th - Higher Ed
‘Scottish Mussel’ is a romantic comedy, which sees chancer, Ritchie, attempt to make money as an illegal pearl fisher.



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Sask. Indigenous man and his mom trace roots in Scotland

9th - Higher Ed
On a recent trip to Scotland, Cory Generoux and his mother Wanda Wilson — who also have Cree, Saulteaux and Nakoda roots — had the opportunity to learn about their Scottish heritage.
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P.E.I. musician is packing her bagpipes and heading to Nashville

9th - Higher Ed
Alli Walker, a country singer-songwriter from Summerside, P.E.I., is moving to Nashville after signing a record deal. She spoke with CBC Compass host Louise Martin as she was packing up and preparing for the big move.
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Scotland’s ex-first minister arrested in SNP finances inquiry

9th - Higher Ed
The former first minister of Scotland, Nicola Sturgeon has been arrested in connection with her party's finances.
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Scottish team drops rapist player after intervention from bestselling author

9th - Higher Ed
Raith Rovers have reneged on their signing of David Goodwillie who was found guilty by a judge of raping a woman in 2017.
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Scottish footballer Goodwillie dropped from team after intervention from bestselling author

9th - Higher Ed
Raith Rovers have reneged on their signing of David Goodwillie who was found guilty by a judge of raping a woman in 2017.
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Scottish whisky innovation creates gasoline alternative

9th - Higher Ed
A Scottish entrepreneur has found a way to take the residue from the whisky-making process and turn it into fuel for your car.
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The Scotsman and his husky aiming to walk across Canada

9th - Higher Ed
Michael Yellowlees of Scotland, and his Alaskan husky Luna of Canada, are walking across Canada. They left Tofino, B.C., last March and have finally reached Ontario. While they hope to reach the eastern tip of Newfoundland sometime in...
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Why a Scotsman and his husky are walking across Canada

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Michael Yellowlees is walking across Canada with his husky Luna to raise money for a Scottish charity called Trees for Life. They left Tofino, B.C. last March and hope to reach the eastern tip of Newfoundland sometime in December.
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Sean Connery, beloved James Bond actor, dies aged 90

9th - Higher Ed
'Proud Scot' immortalised 007 in films including Dr No and Goldfinger.
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Calls for Scottish independence gain momentum

9th - Higher Ed
The realities of Brexit, coupled with London's handling of coronavirus, have put new energy behind calls for Scottish independence.
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UK pandemic handling revives calls for independence in Scotland

9th - Higher Ed
Growing backing for Scotland's leader and disapproval of Brexit are driving renewed support for independence from the UK.
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Scotland lockdown: First minister announces lifting restrictions

9th - Higher Ed
The development comes more than two weeks after the UK PM announced the lifting of lockdown.
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England cautiously starts reopening

9th - Higher Ed
England has cautiously started to reopen, but the decision has been met with trepidation on the streets of London.
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Sturgeon talks up Scotland's place in post-Brexit Europe

9th - Higher Ed
On her first visit to Brussels following Brexit, Scottish first minister Nicola Sturgeon insisted on Scotland's place in the European Union, as a sovereign independent state.



Her remarks were made during a speech at...
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Ottawa police are warning homeowners about door-to-door construction scams

9th - Higher Ed
Police say these types of scams are more common in the spring and that the groups behind them are often from the United Kingdom.
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Why fiddling and jigging go together

9th - Higher Ed
CBC Indigenous travels the Prairies to hear from fiddlers and jiggers about the relationship between the dance and the music.
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Former First Minister of Scotland Alex Salmond dies aged 69

9th - Higher Ed
Former Scottish First Minister Alex Salmond, a longtime advocate for Scotland's independence, has died at 69.
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Minister ‘worried’ about reports of needles on ground near drug consumption room

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Scotland’s new drugs minister has said she is “worried” about reports local residents are witnessing a rise in crime and needles on the streets linked to the opening of the UK’s first drug consumption room.



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UK Government has essentially abandoned the heart of their welfare reforms - John Swinney

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First Minister of Scotland John Swinney visits the Museum of Childhood on Edinburgh's Royal Mile, where he spoke to the media following the fallout from Keir Starmer’s last-minute climbdown on welfare reforms.
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Shona Robinson reacts to spending review

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Scotland's Finance Secretary Shona Robinson reacts to Chancellor's spending review, criticising the decision to invest in nuclear power.
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Stephen Flynn reacts to spending review

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SNP Westminster leader Stephen Flynn reacts to the Chancellor's spending review and advises Rachel Reeves to replicate the tax system in Scotland.
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Davy Russell speaks ahead of swearing-in ceremony at Holyrood

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Scottish Labour leader Anas Sarwar and newly elected MSP Davy Russell speak during a photocall with Scottish Labour's MSPs in the Garden Lobby of the Scottish Parliament in Edinburgh, before Mr Russell is sworn in following his victory...
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Lack of recent meetings with Treasury an ‘issue of concern’, says Swinney

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A lack of recent meetings between the Scottish Government and the Treasury is an “issue of concern”, First Minister John Swinney has said ahead of the Chancellor’s spending review.



Rachel Reeves will lay out her spending...