ANTIGONISH: Fourth-year human nutrition students at St. Francis Xavier University recently savored a unique learning experience when award-winning Indigenous chef and Sodexo Canada ambassador Chef Paul Natrall, a proud member of the Squamish Nation, led an interactive...
PORT HAWKESBURY: On July 10, the Nova Scotia Health Authority held a community information session at the Civic Centre, where the team gave a presentation on healthcare in the community and noted their goal is to have...
ARICHAT: Richmond County passed their final budget at a special meeting of council on June 13, and with the same amount of expenditures going out as revenue coming in, the municipality noted a balanced budget for the...
By Kathy McCluskey
PORT HASTINGS: If all goes to plan the rotary in Port Hastings will have been dug up and upgraded, an underpass and an overpass constructed, and necessary demolition of properties in...
By Kathy McCluskey
CREIGNISH: It was a blustery cool to cold afternoon on Saturday May 25, but the community rallied and warmed the hearts of the Creignish Recreation Board by showing up for an...
GRANDE ANSE: The family of missing person, Cody Duane MacDonald, have created a GoFundMe campaign with the intention to offer a reward to someone with information that leads to finding MacDonald.
They want the...
ANTIGONISH: Let Antigonish Decide has officially pulled the plug on their appeal in relation to the Antigonish consolidation file.
“On behalf of Let Antigonish Decide (LAD), I am advising that our Jan. 29, 2024,...
ANTIGONISH: A StFX student, Lauren Seamone, is the winner of this year’s Atlantic Canada Undergraduate Poetry Competition.
Seamone, who has since graduated from StFX with a Bachelor of Arts degree in history, was recognized...
STRAIT AREA: The union of over 10,000 teachers and educational specialists have voted to give the NSTU executive the authority to move into strike action, if needed.
The move, being described as “a resounding...
ANTIGONISH: Nova Scotia Health says it has fired an employee at St. Martha’s Regional Hospital who "snooped" through the personal health information of 2,690 people.
Nova Scotia Health views this as a summary offence...