MULGRAVE: Council is seeking legal advice in regards to the town’s water treatment facility.
Following last week’s regular monthly meeting of council for the Town of Mulgrave, Mayor Ralph Hadley said the town looking at taking legal action in hopes...
RED ISLANDS: The members of a beginner Gaelic class in Richmond County are sharing lots of laughs as they reconnect with their culture.
The class has been gathering since October on Tuesday mornings at the Red Islands fire hall, under...
ANTIGONISH: Celebrating another milestone in the relationship between StFX University and the Sisters of St. Martha, $1 million in Indigenous scholarships were announced for StFX and Cape Breton University (CBU) from the organization.
In...
WHYCOCOMAGH: Representatives with Inverness County were on-hand last week to unveil a new branding, streetscape and façade project for Whycocomagh.
Four years ago the municipality had been approached by the Whycocomagh Development Association to...
HALIFAX: The NDP is calling on government to enact an immediate ban on conversion therapy in Nova Scotia. Conversion therapy is based on the inaccurate belief that sexuality and gender identity can be changed, and has been opposed by...
By: Janet Whitman
HALIFAX: Communities around the province are quietly working on bold new proposals to heat entire towns by burning truckloads of pulpwood and sawmill scraps once gobbled up by Pictou County’s...
PORT HAWKESBURY: Those fleeing the Russian invasion of Ukraine have been given a warm welcome to the Strait area.
According to the Syrian Family Reunification Project, a Syrian refugee family who took up residence...
PORT HAWKESBURY: A community think tank hosted a discussion last week and released recommendations on ways to bring more affordable housing to the Strait area.
The Town of Port Hawkesbury and the Municipality of the County of Richmond partnered with...
By Corey LeBlanc
CREIGNISH: A recent discovery by a group of geologists from Cape Breton University (CBU) in an Inverness County community – particularly important because of its size and age – continues to...
STRAIT AREA: As large public gatherings are still not permitted, two local legion branches will be hosting very different Remembrance Day services this year.
All changes to standard Remembrance Day activities have been made...