ANTIGONISH: The Bishop of the Diocese of Antigonish will soon be leaving the region. On April 13, the Diocese of Antigonish issued a press release confirming that Pope Francis has appointed Bishop Brian Dunn as the Coadjutor...
HALIFAX: Nova Scotia’s Electoral Boundaries Commission is recommending the return of the riding of Richmond and for the Town of Port Hawkesbury to rejoin the riding of Inverness. On Monday, the independent commission released its final report...
GUYSBOROUGH: The fatality inquiry into the triple murder-suicide of Afghanistan war veteran Lionel Desmond and his family is scheduled to begin hearing evidence in Guysborough this September. The bodies of Desmond, his 31-year-old wife Shanna, their 10-year-old...
DARTMOUTH: Local projects in the seafood and aquaculture sectors received government funding last week. On April 10, the provincial and federal governments announced funding support to 11 regional organizations through the Atlantic Fisheries Fund. The funding—a total...
EAST TRACADIE: A Monastery man has been identified as the victim of a fatal collision that happened in Antigonish County earlier this month. According to Jennifer Clarke, RCMP public information officer, a 55-year-old man from Monastery,...
ANTIGONISH: Municipalities within Central Nova received an unexpected $3.8 million boost from Ottawa during an election-year announcement that sees the 2019-20 one-time top up transfer double from previous years. Finance Minister Bill Morneau’s 2019 budget included...
ARICHAT: Richmond Municipal Council will contact its auditors to examine and report on an account that was connected to the firing of the Chief Administrative Officer earlier this month. During a committee-of-the-whole meeting on April 8...
INVERNESS: Police charged two people with drug trafficking after a search of a residence last weekend. ‎On April 13, Inverness District RCMP, with assistance from the Inverness/Richmond District Street Crime Enforcement Unit, executed a...
PORT HOOD: Councillors around the table in Inverness County are concerned about the future of the Cape Breton Island Housing Authority office in Inverness. Given that council is hearing rumours about the office potentially closing, the municipal...
PORT HOOD: Inverness Municipal Council has taken its message to cyberspace. “We had a notice of motion at our last meeting on March 7, and we finalized it today,” said Warden Betty Ann MacQuarrie. “Immediately...




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