Although it was a year ago, it seems like only yesterday when the world stopped and realized that the serious virus we’d been hearing about for weeks was about to become a world-wide problem.
The recent disagreement within a local School Options Committee (SOC) shows the inherent limitations of the private-public partnership (P3) model which financed school construction in the 1990s.
The SOC examining the future of five schools in the Town of Antigonish...
The very rules governing commercial fisheries around Atlantic Canada, can help First Nations communities gain a stronger foothold in the industry.
On March 3, Minister of Fisheries and Oceans, Bernadette Jordan announced that the...
It was disturbing to hear there are still communication problems that arise when the Canso Causeway is closed.
Recently at Inverness Municipal Council, councillor John Dowling talked about a fatal collision at around 2:49 p.m. on April 1 between a...
It was unwelcomed news that a man who many people believe evaded justice for so many years, seems to be willing to use the system one more time to strike out at his accusers.
The only issues that receive as much public attention as health care surround local roads and highways.
On November 6 at StFX, the Department of Transportation and Infrastructure Renewal (DTIR) welcomed residents to the first of two open houses for...
National Newspapers Week is running from October 1-5 and this is an opportune time to remind readers of the vital role of community newspapers.
A recent survey of Canadians 18 and older conducted by Totem Research, on behalf of News...
Now that a review of federal electoral boundaries is underway, this is the time to take the Glace Bay area from the current Cape Breton-Canso riding.
Strait area residents will have their say at...
A recent review of the largest industrial employer in Cape Breton and the leader in supercalendered paper manufacturing in North America confirms that it continues to drive the economy.
In the fall of 2018, Port Hawkesbury Paper LP (PHP) partnered...
One local wind project was selected and another was rejected to take part in a power purchase agreement with Nova Scotia Power (NSP).
In a press release issued on Aug. 17, CustomerFirst Renewables (CFR),...