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Richmond residents raise concerns about proposed data centre
ARICHAT: A question period that typically lasts only a few minutes stretched beyond two hours at Richmond County council last week as...
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Town could invest $15 million toward water, sewer and road improvements
ANTIGONISH: The Town of Antigonish is exploring a way to pursue approximately $42 million in water, wastewater and road infrastructure projects over the next two years, potentially limiting its...
Council discusses Remembrance Day traffic, Granville Street Bridge project
PORT HAWKESBURY: Two traffic-related matters came before council last week as the town works to ensure a safe and respectful Remembrance Day service and complete the Granville Street Bridge...
Federal funding supports two local Mi’kmaw economic development projects
Paqtnkek oyster farm expansion and regional partnership position among more than $3.3 million in investments
PAQTNKEK / CHAPEL ISLAND: Two local Mi’kmaw-led initiatives will receive a...
Four-day coastal hiking trail planned for northern Cape Breton
Jajiktek Seawall Trail expected to open in about two years following $7-million provincial investment
NORTHERN CAPE BRETON: A new 48-kilometre coastal hiking trail is expected to...
Schools to close in Strait region if CUPE strike begins
STRAIT AREA: Schools in the Strait Regional Centre for Education (SRCE) could close to students as early as Monday if school support staff represented by the Canadian Union of...
Local fire departments, search and rescue group receive provincial funding
More than $300,000 awarded to Strait-area emergency service organizations for equipment and safety upgrades
STRAIT AREA: Fire departments and a ground search and rescue organization across...
Port Hawkesbury seeks more information on proposed data centre
PORT HAWKESBURY: Town council is seeking more information about a proposed data centre at Point Tupper Industrial Park in Richmond County, with officials committing to examining the potential impacts...
Port Hawkesbury flooding issues discussed at lengthy town council session
PORT HAWKESBURY: Flooding concerns dominated the most recent Port Hawkesbury Town Council meeting, as residents sought answers about what steps will be taken to protect their homes during future...
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Islanders two points back of first place
PORT HOOD: The Cape Breton West Islanders (12-2-3) remain firmly in the hunt for first place in the Nova Scotia U18 Major...
Bulldogs earn road victory over Windsor
ANTIGONISH: The Antigonish Bulldogs improved their record to 10-3 last Friday night with a 5-3 road victory over the Windsor Oxen, one...
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ANTIGONISH: Older adults across Nova Scotia will have another opportunity to explore their creativity and connect with others through a series of free online arts workshops being offered by Arts Health Antigonish throughout November.
Now that we’re past Halloween mayhem, and the buzz from all that chocolate and sugar has worn off, we enter a month better suited to contemplation, reflection and remembrance, especially about the things nearest and dearest to...
GUYSBOROUGH: A theatre production exploring the legacy of the Battle of Vimy Ridge and the human cost of war is coming to Guysborough next month.
Mulgrave Road Theatre will present Ridge, a 75-minute production...
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CFIB launches petition calling on Nova Scotia Municipalities to close the...
As municipalities across Atlantic Canada begin preparing their 2027 budgets, the Canadian Federation of Independent Business (CFIB) is launching a petition calling...
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After 59 years, Georgie’s Garage bids farewell
Ashley Martell of Timeless Flowers and Gifts brought George Boudreau some gifts and many other community members stopped by to wish...
