ANTIGONISH COUNTY: A 24-year-old Georgeville man is facing 19 charges following a series of property crimes and driving-related offences in Antigonish County and the surrounding area.
Antigonish County District RCMP said Tuesday that Tristan...
ANTIGONISH: After 120 years, the name St. Martha’s Regional Hospital will officially disappear from the Antigonish hospital this fall.
Effective Oct. 1, the facility will become Antigonish Memorial Regional Hospital, following the conclusion of...
PETIT-DE-GRAT: Six former members of the Petit-de-Grat Red Caps were honoured during the opening ceremonies of the U18 AA Atlantic Baseball Championship last Friday night.
The ceremony took place on the first day of...
HEATHERTON: A 74-year-old Bayfield woman suffered life-threatening injuries following a two-vehicle collision in Heatherton Monday evening.
Antigonish County District RCMP, fire services and EHS responded to a report of the collision at approximately 6:55...
ST. ANN’S: Seventy members of the Colaisde na Gàidhlig | The Gaelic College Foundation are calling for a special meeting to address what they describe as serious governance concerns, including board vacancies, communication and the institution’s financial...
NEW GLASGOW: Mallory Wilson, a New Glasgow native who can often be found in the classrooms and rinks of St. Francis Xavier University, received a prestigious honour from Hockey Nova Scotia last week.
“It...
ANTIGONISH: Irelyn MacLennan and Divjot Kalsi of Xavier Taekwondo made their dojang – and their country – proud while competing at the Portugal Open and International Training Camp.
“I am happy and proud of...
ANTIGONISH: Hockey Canada was looking for coaches who promote sportsmanship and fair play, and the national organization found one in Diane Ouimet, head coach of the U11 A Quad County Whitecaps.
“I was surprised...
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.