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• Mary Ann married Aubrey Laurence, son of George C ., Port Hastings.
• A Highway 104 bypass from Port Hastings to Melville has been proposed in the past.
• Auld's Cove is directly opposite the community of Port Hastings located on Cape Breton Island.
• The following month the moorings were repaired by Patrick Ports Hastings after being contracted by Parks Victoria.
• At Port Hastings, the speed limit drops to approaching a roundabout where the highway interchanges with Highway 105.
• Of their children one daughter, Eva G ., survives and lives . with her parents at Port Hastings.
• In 1955, the Canso Causeway opened, connecting the southern part of Auld's Cove with Port Hastings by road and railway.
• William MacKeen, Mabou, was . doing business at Port Hastings in the early forties and down to the early eighties.
• For a long time Port Hastings has been a busy place, the central spot of the District for business activities.
• During the late 19th century and the first half of the 20th century Mabou's primary economic activity was underground Port Hastings.
• From Port Hastings ( near the town of Southwest Margaree, Trunk 19 follows the Margaree River to the end of the road.
• Another factor in the prosperity of Port Hastings and the district was the conveying of Her Majesty's Mails and the carrying of passengers.
• Various private passenger and horse-drawn carriage ferry services operated between Point Tupper or Port Hawkesbury or Port Hastings to the Nova Scotia side.
• A traffic circle named the Port Hastings Rotary creates an important interchange between Trunk 4 several hundred metres east of the Canso Canal Bridge.
• Prior to the laying of Telegraph Cables a wire was laid across the Strait from the top of Cape Porcupine to a tall mast or tower at Port Hastings.
• R . J . MacDonald, who has been the leading merchant at Port Hastings for many years was the son of Donald MacDonald one of the pioneers of Whycocomagh.
• Concept designs have shown a new alignment of 4-lane freeway being built around the northwest side of Port Hastings, crossing Highway 105 at a new interchange near an electrical substation.
• Peter at Whycocomagh; James at West Bay, and later in the House of Assembly and a member of the Local Government; and " R . J . " at Port Hastings.
• British commander and Lt Governor of Nova Scotia Charles Hastings Doyle ( after whom Port Hastings is named ) led 700 troops out of Halifax to crush a Fenian attack on the New Brunswick border with Maine.
• For a number of years, after the laying of the first Atlantic Cable, Port Hastings could boast of a large cable and Telegraph Office with a large staff of operators, which added considerably to the prosperity of the place.