Family 3: 1804
Generation 1: Francis Grimes married Margaret March, she died June 24, 1863 age 88.
Generation 2: Michael Grimes married Henriette Landry, daughter of Peter Landry and Marie Marchand
Schools across Nova Scotia have started the new 2021-2022 term and school buses are transporting students in the early morning and late afternoon.
Responsibility is placed in the hands of school bus drivers to...
Although it has been said many times in the past few decades, a project has emerged with great economic promise for this region.
The Sea-Breeze Tech Floating Wind Demonstration Project, spearheaded by Brezo Energy...
The regions in which Nova Scotians choose to live are mostly ours to decide; be it in an urban setting such as a town or city, or like me, in a rural area.
Nova...
Editor’s note: The following open letter was sent to the Premier of Nova Scotia and relevant ministers.
Dear Premier Houston and Honourable Cabinet Ministers;
The Offshore Alliance congratulates you all on...
Looking back over the decades, and indeed centuries, it is amazing to observe the numerous family names that once were common in this area. One of those names that no longer holds a place here is Grimes.
This is an open letter to all federal political party leaders from Doctors for Decriminalization, a group of physicians calling for the decriminalization of drugs in favour of a health based approach to substance use.
Although it doesn’t seem that way, we are weeks into a federal election, and it seems as though Canadians are only now starting to pay attention.
That is unfortunate because the stakes couldn’t be...
By: Paul Kachela
I am a former student at St. Mary’s Special School and an Albino person, identified as visually impaired.
Fear is a killer of self-esteem. I have lived...
Diseases, which have all but been forgotten, were common, and at times, fatal 100 years ago: diphtheria, appendicitis, pneumonia, yellow jaundice, and tuberculosis were the main ones.
At one point, a county nurse traveled...