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The rising sun illuminates the shingles of a simple cliffside home in the town of Glace Bay on February 23, 2017. Glace bay was once a coal mining...
The rising sun illuminates the shingles of a simple cliffside home in the town of Glace Bay on February 23, 2017. Glace bay was once a coal mining...
In an effort to help Cape Breton's dwindling population, and partly as a joke, a radio DJ in the town of Sydney, Nova Scotia created the website, cbiftrumpwins.com, in early 2016 to welcome Americans to Cape Breton if President Donald Trump won the election. Tourism has increased, due to what locals call the Trump Bump, but it's not easy to legally relocate to Canada.
The rising sun illuminates the shingles of a simple cliffside home in the town of Glace Bay on February 23, 2017. Glace bay was once a coal mining...
The rising sun illuminates the shingles of a simple cliffside home in the town of Glace Bay on February 23, 2017. Glace bay was once a coal mining...
In an effort to help Cape Breton's dwindling population, and partly as a joke, a radio DJ in the town of Sydney, Nova Scotia created the website, cbiftrumpwins.com, in early 2016 to welcome Americans to Cape Breton if President Donald Trump won the election. Tourism has increased, due to what locals call the Trump Bump, but it's not easy to legally relocate to Canada.
The rising sun illuminates the shingles of a simple cliffside home in the town of Glace Bay on February 23, 2017. Glace bay was once a coal mining...
The rising sun illuminates the shingles of a simple cliffside home in the town of Glace Bay on February 23, 2017. Glace bay was once a coal mining...
In an effort to help Cape Breton's dwindling population, and partly as a joke, a radio DJ in the town of Sydney, Nova Scotia created the website, cbiftrumpwins.com, in early 2016 to welcome Americans to Cape Breton if President Donald Trump won the election. Tourism has increased, due to what locals call the Trump Bump, but it's not easy to legally relocate to Canada.
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