DARTMOUTH: The Petit-de-Grat U18 AA Red Caps came within two runs of capturing gold at the Baseball Nova Scotia provincial championship. “You lose a two-run ball game in a championship game, and that says...
ARICHAT: A project to create a modern, Cape Breton-inspired wool sweater is bringing together supplies, farmers, designers and crafters from across the island – and it all begins with wool from a Richmond County sheep farm.
GOLDBORO: NexGold Mining Corp. is lining up contractors, advancing detailed engineering and preparing for possible early site work at its proposed Goldboro gold mine as it moves toward a construction decision later this year, according to a...
NOVA SCOTIA: A new poll commissioned by the Ecology Action Centre suggests a strong majority of Nova Scotians oppose allowing private developments such as golf courses, hotels and spas in the province’s legally protected parks and protected...
WEST BAY CENTRE: An Inverness County man already facing sex trafficking and firearms-related charges is now facing additional allegations after more victims have come forward to police. Inverness County District RCMP announced Aug. 5...
ANTIGONISH: A Paqtnkek Mi’kmaw Nation man has been sentenced to seven years in custody for the manslaughter death of his uncle. Issiah Thomas Julian, 29, pleaded guilty to manslaughter in the February 2024 stabbing...
NOVA SCOTIA: Nova Scotia seniors who own their homes and pay municipal property taxes may be eligible for a rebate of up to $800 through the province’s Property Tax Rebate for Seniors program. “The...
LOUISDALE: Brittany Morell, president of the Quad County Female Hockey Association, has received a well-deserved recognition from Hockey Nova Scotia after being named the recipient of the Denny Deveau Award. The award honours individuals...
ANTIGONISH: St. Francis Xavier University is welcoming some of Canada’s brightest young minds this summer as 62 high school students from across the country spend four weeks experiencing university life while exploring science, technology, engineering, arts and...
PORT HOOD: A Cape Breton University researcher is leading a multi-year initiative aimed at helping older adults in rural Nova Scotia remain in their homes and communities for longer. Alison Grittner, a professor at...




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