Big Jim MacLellan, from Glace Bay, N.S., was a coal-miner-turned-mine manager best known for his six-decade involvement with The Men of the Deeps choir. The 92-year-old died Friday and is being remembered for the monologues he delivered about the lives of Cape Breton miners and their communities.
Big Jim MacLellan, 92, remembered as six-decade pillar of Men of the Deeps
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CBC - Top StoriesBy Richard Woodbury
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Big Jim MacLellan, from Glace Bay, N.S., was a coal-miner-turned-mine manager best known for his six-decade involvement with The Men of the Deeps choir. The 92-year-old died Friday and is being remembered for the monologues he delivered about the lives of Cape Breton miners and their communities.
Key Takeaways
- Big Jim MacLellan, 92, remembered as six-decade pillar of Men of the Deeps.
- Big Jim MacLellan, from Glace Bay, N.S., was a coal-miner-turned-mine manager best known for his six-decade involvement with The Men of the Deeps choir.
- The 92-year-old died Friday and is being remembered for the monologues he delivered about the lives of Cape Breton miners and their communities.
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