PORT HAWKESBURY: With the second half of the Nova Scotia Junior Hockey League (NSJHL) kicking off this past weekend, there was a somewhat familiar, yet relatively new face behind the bench for the Strait Pirates.
CANSO: Thanks to unusually warm waters, and plenty of prey in the North Atlantic off Canso, fishermen from around the province are calling it a record-breaking year for local landings of the fabled Bluefin Tuna.
POINT TUPPER: A 39-year-old man who was reported missing on Dec. 30, 2023, has been found deceased in Point Tupper.
According to information provided by the RCMP on the afternoon of Jan. 1, Wilson...
STRAIT AREA: The Port Hastings rotary, Auld’s Cove interchange, and a continuation of the twinning of Highway 104 highlight local area projects in the province’s Five-year Highway Improvement Plan.
The Highway 104/Route 344 intersection...
ANTIGONISH: The founder and driving force behind the MacLeod Group, the premiere nursing home provider in rural Nova Scotia, has lost his courageous, multi-decade fight with cancer.
Brian MacLeod passed away on Dec. 24,...
OTTAWA, ONT.: The marine renewable energy sector represents a significant economic and environmental opportunity for places like Atlantic Canada.
Earlier this month, Cape Breton-Cano MP Mike Kelloway, gathered in Ottawa with stakeholders from across...
ESKASONI: Eskasoni RCMP continue to investigate a fatal side-by-side crash that occurred three days before Christmas.
On Dec. 22, at approximately 1:32 a.m., Eskasoni RCMP, fire and EHS responded to a side-by-side crash off...
WHITESIDE: Richmond County District RCMP are investigating a two-vehicle collision that occurred on Christmas Eve, that left seven individuals with injuries.
At approximately 5:49 p.m. on Dec. 24, RCMP, EHS and Fire responded to...
PORT HOOD: An eco-partnership between the Municipality of Inverness County and Atlantic Coastal Action Program (ACAP) Cape Breton will bring environmental action to the county.
The partnership focuses on enabling Inverness County residents to...
HALIFAX: Early childhood educators (ECEs) and employees working in licensed child-care centres will now receive health benefits and a pension for the first time ever.
The provincial government is raising the wages of ECEs...