WAGMATCOOK FIRST NATION: Read the fine print.
Morgan Toney laughs as he offers that advice while reflecting on his start as a music student at Cape Breton University (CBU).
“It’s really...
LEVIS, PQ: A new book is providing a unique look at local history, using as its a source, notes from one of the first permanent priests in this area.
Published on March 15 and...
D’ESCOUSSE: Marjorie Simmins was arguably the most excited woman in D’Escousse when talking to The Reporter last Wednesday, as the local writer received a one-of-a-kind delivery just before picking up the phone.
Copies of her latest book, Year of the...
MABOU: On September 16, The Ships of 1801 Society’s newest musical theater production, Keppoch: The Last Wake will give Mabou audiences a peek into a ceilidh house on the Keppoch Mountain in Antigonish County.
“People can expect to see a...
ANTIGONISH: Festival Antigonish Summer Theatre will present Take d Milk, Nah? by Jivesh Parasram, on March 31 and April 1 at the Bauer Theatre as part of a special East Coast tour.
In this...
CAPE BRETON: The 21st Celtic Colours International Festival is scheduled for October 6-14 and, after months of waiting for the lineup and schedule announcements, tickets are finally on sale.
More than 65 communities all over Cape Breton Island will host...
HALIFAX: The MLA for Cape Breton-Richmond was proud to accept two awards on behalf of her son during a ceremony last week in Halifax.
Nova Scotia Lieutenant-Governor Arthur LeBlanc presented the Nova Scotia Talent Trust’s Shelagh MacKenzie Award and the...
INVERNESS: An up-and-coming filmmaker unearths some of the rich history of coal mining in his hometown with a full-length documentary.
Liam MacDonald recently spoke to The Reporter about The Broken Ground: The Story of...
ANTIGONISH: In another seven months, the lights will be on.
During the launch of Nova Scotia’s newest music festival on January 23 in Antigonish, organizer Ray Mattie unveiled the platform behind the festival and the inaugural line-up for the Nova...