Opposition parties warn plan could leave ratepayers paying for decades HALIFAX: The Nova Scotia government has approved regulations allowing Nova Scotia Power Inc. to apply to the Nova Scotia Energy Board to securitize utility...
WE’KOQMA’Q: Arabella Cremo has made history. The 12-year-old from We’koqma’q is the first Mi’kmaw woman to qualify for and compete at a world armwrestling championship. She represented Canada at the International Federation of Armwrestling...
BEN EOIN: Mark MacPhail has competed at several world armwrestling championships throughout his career, but his recent trip to Tsuchiura, Japan, for the International Federation of Armwrestling World Championship is one he will remember for years to...
PORT HAWKESBURY: Town council is seeking more information about a proposed data centre at Point Tupper Industrial Park in Richmond County, with officials committing to examining the potential impacts on Port Hawkesbury residents. During...
PORT HAWKESBURY: Flooding concerns dominated the most recent Port Hawkesbury Town Council meeting, as residents sought answers about what steps will be taken to protect their homes during future rainfall events. Many residents continue...
Daniel Charles MacDonald to undergo forensic sexual behaviour assessment before sentencing ANTIGONISH: An Antigonish man has pleaded guilty to three charges involving child sexual abuse material and will undergo a specialized forensic sexual behaviour...
ST. PETER’S:A large structure fire in St. Peter’s last week destroyed a century-old building with a rich local history, but the owners and the wider community are expressing gratitude rather than despair in the aftermath.
Province says 91 per cent of information requests completed within legislated timelines HALIFAX: Nova Scotia had the second-highest compliance rate in Canada for freedom of information requests in 2025-26, according to a new provincial...
New identity links campus to institution’s longstanding reputation; $1,600 branding update accompanies expanded program offerings MABOU: Colaisde na Gàidhlig is rebranding its Mabou campus to strengthen its connection to the Gaelic College’s established identity...
PORT HOOD: A question surrounding how the Inverness County Centre for the Arts (ICCA) used $10,000 in taxpayer dollars has been answered, with the municipality satisfied that nothing inappropriate occurred. At a council meeting...




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