PORT HAWKESBURY: Despite objections from municipal leaders, the provincial government is proceeding with municipal elections in October. With municipal elections across Nova Scotia set for October 17, Port Hawkesbury Mayor Brenda Chisholm-Beaton told The Reporter the global...
HALIFAX: The provincial government has extended the state of emergency to next month. The provincial cabinet met on April 16 by teleconference and agreed to ask the Lieutenant Governor to extend the order for another two weeks...
HALIFAX: As the RCMP takes the lead on law enforcement, the province wants to provide more face masks to front line health care workers. During a briefing on April 13 in Halifax, Premier Stephen McNeil said the...
STRAIT AREA: Although some do not agree, federal and provincial officials have deemed the fishery an essential service and they want it to continue. Lobster fishermen around the Strait area are debating whether to return to the...
STRAIT AREA: With deaths now confirmed and the number of cases of COVID-19 continuing to rise, the provincial and federal governments promised more help. During an update on April 9, Premier Stephen McNeil and Dr....
IRON MINES: In a time of practicing social distancing and a provincial state of emergency, with a mandate to stay indoors, L’Arche Cape Breton has learned to find different ways of doing what they do best – making known the...
By: Raissa Tetanish DEBERT: “You’re my angel.” That’s a sentence Crystal Blair has heard on more than one occasion over the last couple of weeks while offering free meals to truckers amid...
ARISAIG: It has been a sobering reality since the beginning of the novel coronavirus (COVID-19) pandemic, disinfectants and sanitizers have been flying off the shelves in high demand while being in short supply. However, a resourceful craft...
ANTIGONISH: Speaking on the federal government’s handling of the novel coronavirus (COVID-19) pandemic, two local Liberal Members of Parliament (MP) highlight a lightning quick response that’s seeing years-worth of initiatives to help keep food on the table and a roof...
PORT HAWKESBURY: Despite an increase in panic-buying in recent weeks - due to concerns around the spread of novel coronavirus (COVID-19) - grocers are assuring their customers there is enough to go around, for everyone. Michael Doucette,...




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