OTTAWA: The MP for Cape Breton-Canso said new federal electoral boundaries can be changed before coming into effect.
The Federal Electoral Boundaries Commission of Nova Scotia called for the formation of the new riding...
ANTIGONISH: The MP for Central Nova says it’s disappointing that the federal boundary commission didn’t listen to public input from the Antigonish community to remain part of the current Central Nova riding.
Sean Fraser...
HALIFAX: To help offset lost revenue during the COVID-19 pandemic, the federal government distributed $10.9 million to transit service providers throughout Nova Scotia.
According to a joint announcement from the federal and provincial governments...
PORT HAWKESBURY: A St. Peter’s resident found guilty of sexual assault and child luring was sentenced to four-years in prison.
Durell Milek Nicely, 23, was sentenced on Nov. 24 in Port Hawkesbury Provincial Court,...
GUYSBOROUGH: A former municipal councillor who served two terms with the Municipality of the District of Guysborough (MODG) passed away suddenly on Nov. 11.
Miles MacDonald’s obituary states the 74-year-old will be fondly remembered...
ANTIGONISH COUNTY: The warden of the Municipality of the County of Antigonish says it’s business as usual while they wait for the provincial government to introduce special legislation to consolidate the county with the town into one...
ANTIGONISH COUNTY: Santa Claus is coming to town, and the county this holiday season.
In an interview with The Reporter, the warden of the Municipality of the County of Antigonish confirmed he has spoken...
ANTIGONISH COUNTY: After hearing an update on their accessibility plan, the warden for the Municipality of the County of Antigonish says the plan provides an overview of what they’re working on and the direction they want to...
GUYSBOROUGH: With one of the two health care facility managers in the municipality retired and the other set to retire within the coming year, and the continued lack of doctors to service the local emergency rooms within...
PORT HAWKESBURY: The Nova Scotia Judiciary say they expect Judge Warren Zimmer’s final report and recommendations from the Desmond Fatality Inquiry to be filed with the Provincial Court of Nova Scotia “sometime next year.”