ANTIGONISH: A representative with the Antigonish Farmers’ Mutual Agricultural Centre says a $150,000 contribution from the provincial government towards the installation of a solar panel system will reduce operational costs on an ongoing basis.
PORT HAWKESBURY: The mayor shared her experiences while in public office after attending a Leadership School for Women recently in Membertou.
During the weekend of August 21-22, more than 100 women joined virtually and...
BADDECK: Plans by the Cape Breton Food Hub to construct a new processing facility by next spring are closer to becoming a reality.
Last week, Jaime Battiste, MP for Sydney-Victoria - on behalf of...
JUDIQUE: Federal MPs were here last week to meet with residents, groups and elected officials to plan for improvements to Internet and cellular phone service in Inverness County.
On August 28, the Judique Community...
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...
ANTIGONISH: Offering a sneak peek at how their schools will be operating this academic school year in the midst of the COVID-19 pandemic, the Strait Regional Centre for Education (SRCE) provided media a tour of Antigonish Education...
ANTIGONISH: The MP for Central Nova says the twinning of Highway 104 is an exciting, game-changing project for the region on one of its most dangerous stretches of highway.
“This project is something that...
SYDNEY: In the past four years, approximately 200 immigrants have settled in the region according to the Cape Breton Local Immigration Partnership (CBLIP).
In an effort to help Cape Bretoners better understand the immigration...
HALIFAX: Plans by the provincial government to have students, teachers and staff in schools on September 8 received more criticism.
During a press conference in Halifax on August 19, union leaders representing teachers, education...
HALIFAX: The province announced changes to its testing strategy for post-secondary students and for those entering Nova Scotia.
Premier Stephen McNeil, after consultation with the Office of the Chief Medical Officer of Health, announced...