PORT HAWKESBURY: Members and friends of the Port Hawkesbury Rotary Club gathered at the town’s Yacht Club on Sept. 14 for a final social event, marking the closure of the long-standing service organization after more than six...
By Chloe Hannan, Local Journalism Initiative Reporter
Guysborough Journal
GUYSBOROUGH: Rebranded as the Shire to Shore Community Market, the weekly event is gaining momentum with new vendors, growing crowds, and plans to...
By Chloe Hannan, Local Journalism Initiative Reporter
Guysborough Journal
GUYSBOROUGH COUNTY: Across the county, municipal leaders and emergency coordinators say that while there is no immediate threat in the local area, the...
By Chloe Hannan, Local Journalism Initiative Reporter
Guysborough Journal
GUYSBOROUGH: The event was the latest in a series of Newcomer Networking Cafés hosted by the Guysborough District Business Partnership (GDBP), aimed at...
NOVA SCOTIA: Families across Nova Scotia will see relief in their grocery bills this fall as the provincial government expands its school lunch program to include every elementary, middle, and junior high school in the province.
By Chloe Hannan, Local Journalism Initiative Reporter
Guysborough Journal
GUYSBOROUGH COUNTY: “It’s been tricky,” said Grace, who co-owns the farm with her husband. “Our hay making was halted from being too dry...
HUNTERS MOUNTAIN: Hunters Mountain became more than a quiet stretch of road winding through Cape Breton’s Highlands last week. On Sept. 4, it was the gathering place for community members determined to make their voices heard about...
MARGAREE: The Municipality of the County of Inverness is seeking community input on the future use of the Margaree Airstrip, a municipally owned property in Margaree Valley that Councillor Blair Phillips describes as an important asset for...
RIVER DENYS: Inverness County District RCMP are asking the public for assistance following an incident in River Denys that left a vehicle and nearby garage damaged.
According to police, on Aug. 27 at approximately...
PORT HAWKESBURY: Correspondence received during a recent council meeting indicates that the province plans to adopt six foundational recommendations as part of a renewed policing model, a shift that could result in increased costs for municipalities.