OTTAWA: Fisheries and Oceans Canada (DFO) has confirmed that fishery officers seized 249 lobster traps in waters off Richmond County.
Lauren Sankey, a spokesperson for DFO, wrote The Reporter via email that between Oct....
By Alec Bruce, Local Journalism Initiative Reporter
Guysborough Journal
MULGRAVE: A Nova Scotia Liquor Commission price list was among the more surprising treasures pulled from a 25-year-old time capsule opened recently...
LOUISDALE: Richmond County RCMP is looking for information into a recent case of property damage.
On November 10, during the day, two vehicles parked at the Louisdale carpool parking lot were damaged. According to the RCMP, suspects shot at the...
MABOU: Although he did not say when an election will be called, the Premier did say he will be spending the coming weeks letting Nova Scotians know how he is spending their money.
Premier...
HALIFAX: In both Gaelic and English, the MLA for
Inverness has good things to say about a member of Nova Scotia’s Gaelic
community being named to Education Minister Zack Churchill’s Council on
Education.
“There are a lot...
The seizure of lobster traps and the participation of First Nations in the lobster fishery have led to “tensions,” according to the Department of Fisheries and Oceans (DFO).
While news of an interim deal...
ANTIGONISH: After only 1,691 days in the office, one of the shorter tenures served in its 166-year history, the president of StFX announced on March 19, he won’t be signing on for a second term.
Dr. Kent MacDonald, a native...
ANTIGONISH: Two students who climbed on top of an ambulance responding to an emergency call at StFX University in early September have been disciplined, the university says.
“Following the incident, we opened an investigation...
PORT HAWKESBURY: Celtic Air Services Limited, a local airport services company, will begin operating the Port Hawkesbury Airport this Saturday (July 15) just in time for the summer’s peak season.
“We’re incredibly excited to get everything finalized in time to...
HALIFAX: A legal battle over damages caused by the twinning of Highway 104 appears to be over.
The Nova Scotia Court of Appeal dismissed five separate claims from local business owners who claim their...