The Antigonish Coalition to End Poverty and the Food Security Association are alarmed with the new data on the growing and pervasive problem of Food Insecurity.
Food is a basic human right. Yet, the...
Nova Scotian parents continue to face serious barriers to finding child care for their children, including being asked for waitlist fees and now being told many waitlists are closed. The Public Accounts Committee will discuss the Canada...
While driving in a south/easterly direction, in a short traveling distance past the Fourchu Community Hall there once stood a directional signage displaying these names: South Fourchu, Grand River and Framboise.
This important sign...
I previously submitted a letter outlining my experience engaging with the Let Antigonish Decide (LAD) group on Facebook, which ultimately led to me being insulted and banned from the page, despite adhering to all rules of the...
Most have heard by now that Google and Meta (Facebook) will be blocking Canadian news from their forums to Canadians. What does that mean?
• For Canadian news publishers and broadcasters, their news links...
“Why can’t the Town and County just get along?”
We can’t tell you how many times we had to answer that question as mayor and warden of the Town and County of Antigonish.
I love my community.
I have dedicated a significant amount of my personal and professional time to the beautification of Antigonish, in particular Main Street, and making it a destination and a public space...
I would like to share my perspectives and experience as a county councillor for the past 18 years.
Antigonish is a growing community. It is an amazing place to live, work and raise a...
Some elderly readers will relate to my story, but a doubt may linger in some other readers’ minds.
Life changed for me between1949 and 2023. My memories start with my great grandparents, grandparents, father,...
I have yet to hear from those who have written letters and are behind the scenes of this anti initiative what each of the organizations should do to make up for the $2.5 million ($125,000 per year...