PORT HOOD: It’s costing a little more than was originally expected, but Inverness County CAO Keith MacDonald said the municipality’s water meter replacement project will still save money in the long run. “The municipality identified 29 other businesses...
PORT HOOD: Green For Life Environmental (GFL), a North American leader in solid waste management and other environmental services, will be handling garbage and recyclable collection in Inverness County. “It’s a big day in Inverness County,” said...
PORT HOOD: Who pays for rental space when a councillor needs to host a municipal event? That question was batted around Inverness Municipal Council’s table last Thursday. The matter was brought up by Deputy Warden Alfred Poirier,...
ANTIGONISH: A former transportation department inspector accused of running a backyard garage which approved an inspection for a car involved in a fatal collision, was issued a fine. On Monday in Antigonish Provincial Court, 45-year-old Chet Chisholm of...
ANTIGONISH: After two serious collisions at the same intersection, Antigonish Municipal Council held an emergency meeting, the RCMP is investigating and the province is promising upgrades. On November 9 at around 7:18 a.m., a 41-year-old man from Toronto...
MULGRAVE: The former Mulgrave Memorial Education Centre building has been given a low-carbon, green, energy upgrade and can now support energy sources produced from living organisms, such as plant material or animal waste. The building’s dated oil...
PORT HAWKESBURY: Town officials have decided to explore the potential for changing the ownership of the local airport. After an in-camera motion, during the regular monthly meeting on December 3, town council approved the exploration of...
HALIFAX: The company planning to build a Liquefied Natural Gas (LNG) plant, pipeline and related facilities near Bear Head, Richmond County have had their construction permits extended by the Nova Scotia Utility and Review Board (UARB). Sister...
PORT HAWKESBURY: Town council heard recommendations from the Granville Street traffic study that could bring some serious changes to the look of the street. During the regular monthly council meeting of town council on December 3, staff...
PORT HAWKESBURY: The Mayor of Port Hawkesbury says it’s promising that municipal officials received a response from provincial transportation representatives regarding the removal of the advanced-green lights from the final design of the Destination Reeves Street project.




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