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MacKinnon Making Cole Harbour Proud  Monday, 10.21.2013 / 10:45
AM / Features By Corey Masisak  - Staff Writer  COLE HARBOUR,
Nova Scotia -- The sun rose here a little after 7:30 a.m. on a
peaceful Sunday, though its effect was blunted by a cloudy
morning.  There are as many signs for deer crossings near the
actual harbor as there are for speed limits, something that
might someday save the life of the four-point buck that had
wondered into a front yard on Davies Lane just before sunrise.
First impressions of Cole Harbour probably aren't much different
than most towns this size, a little more than 25,000 residents,
in any part of Canada.  The welcome sign is in the shadow of the
Walmart. There are several Tim Hortons and a grocery store that
advertises exclusive access to Schwartz's famous smoked meat.
There is enough elevation around to provide sweeping vistas of
trees splashed with every shade of red, orange and yellow leaves
that make this time of