PORT HOOD: Destination Cape Breton’s CEO Terry Smith updated Inverness Municipal Council last Thursday on the challenges his organization is facing as it works to reopen the Port Hastings Visitor Information Centre (VIC).
Destination...
East Coast Credit Union says merger would create stronger, more sustainable financial institution while expanding services for members
STRAIT: East Coast Credit Union members will be asked to vote this fall on a proposed...
INVENRESS: The Municipality of the County of Inverness is looking to reconnect with those who have moved away through the latest edition of its monthly Feedback Loop survey.
Launched July 16, the July survey...
PORT HOOD: The Inverness South Anglers Association (ISAA) will receive $10,000 from the Municipality of the County of Inverness to continue its work restoring and maintaining local watersheds.
The organization appeared before municipal council...
PORT HOOD: Staff with the Municipality of the County of Inverness have launched a new initiative designed to help people with ties to Inverness County stay connected to the place they call home, no matter where they...
PORT HOOD: The Inverness South Anglers Association (ISAA) is seeking $10,000 from Inverness County council to help continue its work maintaining four watersheds – Inverness, Mabou, Port Hood and Judique – spanning approximately 500 square kilometres.
The annual cross-country tour for PTSD support is currently accepting riders to join them.
Baddeck – Over 100 bikers will ride through Victoria County, N.S., at the start of August, a yearly effort by...
PORT HOOD: Drivers travelling through Inverness will need a healthy dose of patience over the coming months as work begins on the Central Avenue Rebuild project.
“The project kicked off yesterday,” Melanie Beaton, deputy...
Cape Breton - The Nova Scotia Health Authority (NSHA) put out an alert on June 24, regarding an unverified drug, after cocaine suspected to contain both Xylazine and Fentanyl was confirmed to be found in Cape Breton.
CAPE BRETON: Since opening its doors a decade ago, a newcomer settlement organization in Sydney has grown from serving just over 100 people annually to supporting thousands across Cape Breton Island, marking the milestone with a new...