GUYSBOROUGH: Lloyd Hines wants to continue providing the people of Guysborough-Tracadie with their fair share.
“I’ve felt I had another campaign in me, and I really, really enjoy representing our people in Halifax,” Hines...
PORT HAWKESBURY: While Nova Scotia Community College (NSCC) announced their enrollment numbers were slightly up on the year, the Strait Area Campus is reporting the opposite.
According to a media release, NSCC advised there...
ANTIGONISH: The RCMP is reaching out to the public for information connected to the vandalism of several mailboxes around Antigonish County.
In a Facebook post, Antigonish County District RCMP said they are investigating the...
ANTIGONISH: On a campaign stop in Antigonish on July 21, Premier Iain Rankin said an elected Liberal government will continue twinning efforts along Highway 104, creating a safer highway from Antigonish to Port Hawkesbury.
POTLOTEK FIRST NATION: While Potlotek became the province’s first authorized Netukulimk Livelihood Fishery earlier this year, Fisheries and Oceans Canada (DFO) said it will continue to enforce the rules.
On June 4, then federal...
ANTIGONISH: A number of issues were raised during a virtual meeting between Central Nova MP Sean Fraser and municipalities throughout his constituency.
Warden of the Municipality of the County of Antigonish, Owen McCarron, said...
ISLE MADAME: Although pollutants have been removed, a
fishing vessel which ran aground just off Petit de Grat earlier this month
remains stuck.
Stephen Bornais, communications advisor with Fisheries
and Oceans Canada, told The
Reporter that the Canadian...
MULGRAVE: The town’s senior staff are trying to negotiate a reduced cost when it comes to the policing services they receive from the RCMP.
At last month’s committee of the whole meeting, councillors met...
PORT HAWKESBURY: A former Strait area businessman, who
previously had convictions for sexually abusing minors thrown out due to
Charter violations, is now being sued by six complainants who say they have endured
a lifetime of emotional trauma from alleged...
MULGRAVE: Councillors in the Town of Mulgrave are frustrated and at their wits end over the increasing mandatory contributions they’re required to transfer to the province, while the equalization payments they receive have been stagnant.