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1993 (Creation)
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30 cm of textual records.
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At a conference held in Prince Edward Island entitled "An Island Living" where the exchange of many "Island" experiences took place, it was discussed that Cape Breton had no political autonomy and the only Island not to have its own flag. Finding this a challenge, the editors of the Cape Bretoner magazine joined forces with ATV Cape Breton, CJCB/K94, City Printers and the Lyceum Heritage Society to launch a "Great Cape Breton Flag" contest on Heritage Day, February 15. The contest turned out to be an overwhelming success with over 2,000 entries submitted. These have been compiled in binders along with the winning entry by Kelly Gooding of Sydney Mines.
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Submitted by Kenzie MacNeil, 1993.
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Fonds consist of the "Great Cape Breton Flag" contest entries. The entries have been compiled in (6) binders #1 to #6. Each binder has the Cape Bretoner Vol. 1, No. 3 March, 1993 ed. on the front cover along with the new flag winner, Vol. 1, No. 4, May 1993 ed., & entries index.