INVERNESS: Bridget MacQuarrie and committee led this year’s Harness The Hope campaign at the Inverness Raceway, raising funds directly for the Inverness Consolidated Memorial Hospital (ICMH) Oncology Patient Fund.
The initiative supports ICMH patients...
BADDECK: Victoria County is taking a major step toward tackling food insecurity with the launch of the new Island Food Network, part of a provincial initiative announced last week.
Minister of Opportunities and Social...
Over the past weekend, the provincial government shared a range of important messages with Nova Scotians. However, once again, local community newspapers were excluded from this outreach.
This decision is both concerning and disappointing.
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 Joanne Jordan, Local Journalism Initiative Reporter
Guysborough Journal
INDIAN HARBOUR LAKE: The Indian Harbour Lake Pentecostal Church marked its 90th anniversary on Aug. 17, with a well-attended service and community luncheon...
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...
WHYCOCOMAGH: Cape Breton’s Brett Matthews is marking a major milestone in his young career with the release of his debut album, “Tomorrow.”
Just four months ago, Matthews earned his first East Coast Music Award...
By Stephen Cooke – Entertainment Reporter
Unless you scan the online listings for the Highland Arts Theatre on a regular basis, you may be unaware that Juno Award winner k-os brings his Back to...
It’s been 24 years since 9/11, and the strangest legacy of that day isn’t geopolitics, wars, or surveillance states. No, the most enduring reminder is that every time you fly, you’re forced to perform a sad little...
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.