ARICHAT: A forensic audit dealing with five years’ worth of expense claims filed by Richmond municipal councillors and the county’s Chief Administrative Officer (CAO) has reached the public, as the result of a motion passed by council three days...
ANTIGONISH: Residents in Antigonish County claim they’re beginning to have worries over their landline services. Municipal councillors passed a motion to send a letter to representatives with Bell Aliant to address telephone issues in...
PORT HAWKESBURY: The newly re-elected mayor of the Town of Port Hawkesbury says she is an ambitious mayor who will work hard, and will bring the same level of energy and optimism to her next term.
ANTIGONISH: Randy Delorey has become the third candidate to launch a bid to become the next leader of the Nova Scotia Liberal Party. Following a week of speculation, he made his announcement to pursue...
HALIFAX: By the middle of February, provincial officials hope to have a vaccine clinic and a storage site set up in Antigonish. Health officials provided an update on Jan. 19 that included plans for...
MULGRAVE: Council is now full. During a special election over the weekend, Mulgrave voters selected Tanya Snow and Bob Russell as their new town councilors. Snow received 150 votes while Russell received 146. Candidate Michael Shaw received 103 votes, not...
GUYSBOROUGH: Two representatives with the Strait Area Chamber of Commerce discussed the potential for offshore wind development in the Strait of Canso with senior staff in the Municipality of the District of Guysborough (MODG).
ARICHAT: The municipality is entering an agreement with the provincial government for the upkeep of sub-division roads. During a teleconference meeting of Richmond Municipal Council on April 27, councillors voted unanimously to enter into a three-year cost-share...
GOLDBORO: Despite supporting Pieridae Energy Ltd. and their proposed Goldboro Liquefied Natural Gas (LNG) project, Premier Iain Rankin says the province won’t be providing any funding towards the estimated $10-billion USD facility. Earlier this...
ANTIGONISH: It’s not going ahead after all. On March 14, Taylor Chase, StFX student union president, and Bob Hale, StFX head of student services, jointly announced that the BurMac Hockey game set for March 25 is cancelled. The announcement came less...




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