tchat

Many Mi'kmaq (Micmac) still speak their Algonquian language; it's "the only area in the world - outside of Scotland itself - where Gaelic continues as a living language and culture" (the "grouping of people according to their place of origin in Scotland allowed for the transfer, whole and intact, of localized dialects, of music, song and dance traditions, and of patterns of religious adherence"); there's a community of Acadian French speakers ("When we speak about a cat we pronounce 'chat', but when we refer... to a mess or to a wad of chewing tobacco, we pronounce 'tchat'"); and of course there's the local variety of English, about which you can get a lively report here.

languagehat.com: TALKIN' CAPE BRETON. 2004

a man on the tchat give url (with virus) and nod32 bug a lot:

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