Celtic music sensation Ashley MacIsaac is just trying to earn a living. And frankly, I don't think anybody wants to see me working in Napoli (Pizzeria in Sydney)," said MacIsaac. After flying home to Cape Breton in October, MacIsaac isolated for 14 days so he could perform at the Celtic Colours International Festival. A videotaped fiddle tune was also performed for two Cape Breton men to mark their wedding for just $100. 'Guessing and hoping'Duane Nardocchio, operations manager for the Cape Breton Music Industry Cooperative, said the pandemic has brought a host of challenges to the creative sector.

Source: CBC News December 30, 2020 22:41 UTC