Bruce Guthro, one of Cape Breton’s most well-known troubladours whose remarkable 40-year career made waves on both sides of the North Atlantic, has died.
Guthro passed away on Tuesday evening after a battle with cancer. He had just celebrated his 62nd birthday on Aug. 31.
He leaves behind his wife, Kim Anderson-Guthro, two children, Jodi and Dylan Guthro, as well as many family and friends.
Guthro was born on Cape Breton Island and started his career fronting a band at local clubs — what his longtime friend and colleague J.P. Cormier described as his “first career,” as Guthro would reinvent his place in the music industry many times over.
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