Fire at Coxheath scrapyard near Sydney burns hundreds of cars

Cape Breton firefighters say 60 vehicles were fully engulfed by flames in a pile of 500 cars at a scrapyard just outside Sydney, N.S. Tuesday night.

More than 60 firefighters led by the Coxheath Volunteer Fire Department responded to the fire. 

Reports of the fire came around 7:15 p.m. and the Cape Breton Regional Municipality said firefighters are expected remain on scene into the early hours of Wednesday morning.

The CBC's Gary Mansfield reports there was no water supply on hand so fire crews brought in water trucks.

A crane was at the scene to lift the vehicles out of the way, which were stacked several cars high. The fire was isolated to one area of the scrapyard and fire crews worked to keep it from spreading. 

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Fire at Coxheath scrapyard near Sydney burns hundreds of cars

Cape Breton firefighters say 60 vehicles were fully engulfed by flames in a pile of 500 cars at a scrapyard just outside Sydney, N.S. Tuesday night.

More than 60 firefighters led by the Coxheath Volunteer Fire Department responded to the fire. 

Reports of the fire came around 7:15 p.m. and the Cape Breton Regional Municipality said firefighters are expected remain on scene into the early hours of Wednesday morning.

The CBC's Gary Mansfield reports there was no water supply on hand so fire crews brought in water trucks.

A crane was at the scene to lift the vehicles out of the way, which were stacked several cars high. The fire was isolated to one area of the scrapyard and fire crews worked to keep it from spreading. 

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Turkey's ruling party denies plans to scrap secularism

rkey's Islamic-rooted ruling party has denied it has plans to change the nation's secular constitution into a religious one.

The statement from senior party officials on Tuesday came a day after parliamentary speaker Ismail Kahraman said majority-Muslim Turkey should have a religious constitution. His comments have led to fears that Prime Minister Ahmet Davutoglu's party — which is drafting a new constitution— plans to scrap Turkey's secular system.

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Clinton and Sanders trench graciousness for New York scrap

Low-level squabbling between Democratic competitors blasts away from any confining influence in front of New York essential, with specific hostility over who is the most bona fide.

As though finding betting in Casablanca, political agents affirmed themselves "stunned" on Thursday at indications of developing spite between Bernie Sanders and Hillary Clinton in front of their out of the blue aggressive New York essential decision.

"An extraordinary failure," griped Clinton representative Brian Fallon, after her adversary reacted to what he accepted were close to home assaults on him by addressing whether she was "qualified to be president" either.

Precisely who began this most recent war of words, is presently the subject of a war of words as well, with the Clinton camp blaming Sanders for reacting to false media reports of its new forceful procedure as opposed to precisely reflecting what their hopeful had said or done.

In any case, low-level quarreling between the battles that had been put on hold amid a more courteous midwest essential in Wisconsin burst away from any confining influence again without a moment to spare for an unquenchable New York media.

"It is really clear that their procedure is to denounce Bernie Sanders' record ... furthermore, run a smear crusade," reacted his battle administrator Jeff Weaver on MSNBC. "They are going to perceive how a genuine New Yorker battles back … he is a child of Brooklyn and knows unpleasant and tumble, he is not going to take it."

Typically, this fight over who is the true New Yorker is turned out to be the most beautiful.

The 74-year-old congressperson from Vermont lays the most seasoned case, having put in the initial 18 years of his life in a Brooklyn dwelling fabricating that left him with a standout amongst the most particular accents in American legislative issues.

Be that as it may, his long nonattendance uncovered itself embarrassingly this week when he was asked by columnists how the metro functioned and depicted utilizing tokens, eliminated in 2003.