SYDNEY: The Cape Breton Regional Police have confirmed that human remains discovered near Morley Road last week are those of Justin MacDonald, following the completion of work by the Nova Scotia Medical Examiner’s Office.
By Alec Bruce, Local Journalism Initiative Reporter
Guysborough Journal
COUNTRY HARBOUR: A small but vital link in the Nine Mile Woods area has been resurfaced, and elected officials say work will continue...
FRAMBOISE:A fast-moving forest fire that broke out near Three Rivers Road in Framboise on May 29 is now operationally contained, thanks to a swift and coordinated response from local fire departments, provincial officials and neighbouring municipalities.
ST. PETER’S: Nestled in the heart of St. Peter’s stands the Cape Breton Realty office, a beautifully restored landmark that reflects the community’s rich history.
Originally built in 1860 as McDougall Academy, the building...
PORT HOOD: Residents of the Municipality of the County of Inverness are invited to participate in a public engagement session on June 3 to help shape the design of a new community park in Port Hood.
INVERNESS: The Municipality of Inverness County has approved the introduction of new tipping fees for construction and demolition (C&D) materials, as well as non-residential waste, at the Kenloch Waste Management Facility.
The changes, approved...
ARICHAT: Richmond County Council has endorsed a proposed community solar project in the Kempt Road area, following a presentation from representatives of SolarBank Corp. during a special meeting held on May 22.
The initiative,...
ANTIGONISH: The Coady Institute at St. Francis Xavier University has unveiled its new five-year strategic plan, “Walking with Community,” setting a bold vision to deepen its commitment to community-led development locally and globally.
Building...
CHÉTICAMP: A smolt wheel installed in the Chéticamp River is assisting researchers from the Atlantic Salmon Federation (ASF) in collecting vital data on Atlantic salmon populations. The organization is advising members of the public to exercise caution...
INVERNESS:Route 19 Brewing Inc. has been found in violation of provincial liquor regulations in connection with the death of its head brewmaster, Dallas Lewis, following a public hearing held by the Nova Scotia Regulatory and Appeals Board.