 "Press and Journal, The Aberdeen (UK)")
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Nova scotia trip to make ties stronger
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Gaelic speaking young people and parents set off for Nova Scotia
at the weekend to strengthen ties between Lochaber and Cape Breton.
The group will meet parents in three Nova Scotia communities to
experience first hand what Gaelic preschool and primary education is
like.
The event is part of Highland Council's Memorandum of
Understanding, with the provincial government of Nova Scotia, to
strengthen Gaelic and cultural links on both sides of the Atlantic.
Before leaving, Ma...
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