The current mayhem in Richmond County is directly
attributable, in my mind, to the flawed Nova Scotia Utility and Review Board
(UARB) boundary review of 2014-2016 which resulted in downsizing council from
10 to five councillors.
At...
Last week, the Liberal government said if Nova Scotians want to know how much they are paying for the secret Liberal ferry deal, they’d have to take the government to court.
Your tax dollars pay for the deal, but the...
In 1897 Bertram Bourinot began the Richmond County Record, a periodical that lasted for almost 80 years. Marshall Bourinot worked with his father and continued the paper into the 1970s.
The following excerpts are taken from the Richmond County Record...
Within 24 hours, this virulent infection had spread
throughout the community and beyond. Terror and panic spread just as quickly.
Doctors warned people to keep to their homes, and
families were decimated - some losing five...
This spring Inverness County Cares (ICC) members gathered in Judique to plant a potato crop in support of their project helping a school for Albinos in Zambia.
The garden plot is situated beside a...
The directions weren’t very clear; across the field, pick your best walking through the woods, down a steep embankment, find the brook, listen for very rushing water, and hope for the best.
This has been our way of finding many...
The Strait area really stepped up recently to help people in need.
On April 10, John-Michael Kennedy finally got the shopping spree he always wanted. The 18-year-old Port Hawkesbury resident, who has Duchenne Muscular...
Father Flavien Samson (1900-1965) served from January 18, 1950 to September 1, 1965.
Father Flavien Samson was born in L’Ardoise. He was the son of James F. Samson, a fisherman, as was the case with most of the people of...
I’m writing today as a life-long resident of Inverness whose small business has seen growth and expansion by the opportunities that Cabot Cape Breton has provided for our community and region.
There has been...
In 1897 Bertram Bourinot began the Richmond County Record, a periodical that lasted for almost 80 years. Marshall Bourinot worked with his father and continued the paper into the 1970s. The following excerpts are taken from the...