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In the swim of things during 2026 edition of Cape Breton's Swim the Canal event
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In the swim of things during 2026 edition of Cape Breton's Swim the Canal event
Approximately 300 people of all ages and levels signed up on Sunday
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By Ian Nathanson
Published Aug 03, 2026
Last updated 1 hour ago
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Close to 300 swimmers registered to take part in Sunday's annual Swim the Canal event. PHOTO BY IAN NATHANSON/CAPE BRETON POST
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Siobhan Murphy first heard about the annual Swim the Canal…
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