ANTIGONISH: The Town of Antigonish will be applying to a federal program that incentives local government improving their housing supply.
Mayor Laurie Boucher told reporters following their regular, council meeting on July 17; council...
ANTIGONISH: Residents in the Town of Antigonish will soon benefit from a regional emergency shelter.
Unanimously, councilors voted to support the establishment of a regional shelter located at the Heatherton Community Centre, in the...
PORT HASTINGS: The CEO of EverWind Fuels says a local airport needs to have the infrastructure in place that can accommodate emergency response aircraft year-round.
In a phone interview with The Reporter, Trent Vichie,...
ANTIGONISH: Over 60 Gaels gathered at St Joseph's Lakeside Community Centre in Antigonish County on May 27, for the second annual Caidreabh an t-Seanchais.
Designed for Gaelic speakers and learners, it was a full-day...
PORT HAWKESBURY: Providing a much-needed service to the community for over 40 years, the Port Hawkesbury Food Bank Society is nearing completion on a major renovation.
In cooperation with the Town of Port Hawkesbury...
HALIFAX: The local developer of Canada’s first commercial spaceport, Spaceport Nova Scotia, has announced the addition of a prominent space industry leader to its team of strategic advisors.
Jeffrey Manber, a celebrated author of...
ANTIGONISH COUNTY: For the 14th straight year, the Municipality of the County of Antigonish has held the line on municipal taxes.
Council unanimously approved its $19-million municipal operating budget and $8.5-million capital budget during...
By Alec Bruce, Local Journalism Initiative Reporter
Guysborough Journal
ST. MARY’S: After months of intermittent closures, Sherbrooke’s public library appears to have a new lease on life, with new hours, staff...
By Alec Bruce, Local Journalism Initiative Reporter
Guysborough Journal
ST. MARY’S: The president of the St. Mary’s River Association says a long-awaited provincial government report on Archibald Lake – an ecologically...
MULGRAVE: Some strong language was used around the table at the regular council meeting in Mulgrave on May 15 concerning a discussion about the town’s public works crew.
According to Councillor Bob Russell, a...