Glace Bay
Canada
Glace Bay, Nova Scotia shares 61 connections with 1968 other places across 17 topics, anchored in coal mining and post-industrial transition. Industry connections trace to the Cape Breton Development Corporation's closure of Colliery No. 26 in 1984 and a call centre that opened in 2001 using post-industrialization subsidies. Government ties include the founding of the Cape Breton Labour Party in Glace Bay in 1982. Theater and art connections link the town to playwright Bryden MacDonald and artist Vivian Berkeley, both born there. Nova Scotia and Toronto, Ontario appear among its closest co-connected places.
Cape Breton Development Corporation
Connects Glace Bay to: Sydney, Nova Scotia | Cape Breton Regional Municipality, Nova Scotia
Sydney and Louisburg Railway
Connects Glace Bay to: Louisbourg, Nova Scotia | Mira Gut
Stream Global Services
Connects Glace Bay to: San Salvador, El Salvador | Wilsonville, Oregon
Michelle Dockrill
Connects Glace Bay to: Canada | Nova Scotia
Bryden MacDonald
Cape Breton Labour Party
Connects Glace Bay to: Canada | Nova Scotia | Halifax, United Kingdom | Downtown Halifax, Nova Scotia
Terry Tweed
Connects Glace Bay to: Toronto, Ontario | Ontario | Birmingham, United Kingdom | Ottawa, Ontario
Vivian Berkeley
Connects Glace Bay to: Canada | Whitehorse, Yukon
Jeremy Akerman
Connects Glace Bay to: Sydney, Australia | Cardiff, Wales | Nova Scotia | Halifax, United Kingdom | Louisbourg, Nova Scotia
Matt Minglewood
Connects Glace Bay to: Canada | Ottawa, Ontario | Brunswick, Germany | Nova Scotia | New Brunswick
Nathan Cohen (critic)
Connects Glace Bay to: Canada | Toronto, Ontario | Sydney, Australia | Poland | Nova Scotia
Jack Marshall (Canadian politician)
Connects Glace Bay to: Canada | Brunswick, Germany | Nova Scotia | Normandy | New Brunswick