GLACE BAY: Cape Breton-Canso Member of Parliament Rodger Cuzner is seeking re-election.
Reached at his constituency office in Glace Bay on September 7, the long-time MP told The Reporter he made the decision based on a number of policies put...
HALIFAX: The Electoral Boundaries Commission is holding consultations to obtain public input about the provincial electoral boundaries for their Interim Report.
Among the public consultations held across Nova Scotia, including Cheticamp and Baddeck, the commission will be at the Louisdale...
LINWOOD: Two men were killed in a single vehicle crash last night on Highway 4.
At around 6:51 p.m., a small car driving in Linwood left the road, rolled and struck a tree.
The two men in the front seats of...
PORT HAWKESBURY: The two sides locked in a dispute over the winnings from a Chase the Ace jackpot, will try to come to an agreement later this month.
A settlement conference, where the two sides will meet with the judge...
STRAIT AREA: Officials are pointing fingers following a two-hour traffic jam at the Canso Causeway late last week.
On August 23, traffic entering and leaving Cape Breton was initially delayed, then eventually backed up as far as the Town of...
BEAVER MEADOWS: At 7:44 a.m. on August 24, Antigonish RCMP attended a two-vehicle collision in a work zone on Highway 104, in Beaver Meadows, located west of Antigonish.
An automobile had rear-ended a SUV that had been stopped for the...
POTLOTEK: On August 21, Richmond County RCMP responded to a complaint of improperly disposed needles in Potlotek First Nation.
Police safely disposed of the needle, and want to bring attention to the potential risk to public safety that is involved.
"Anyone...
STRAIT AREA: The provincial government is helping ensure Nova Scotians have access to affordable, accessible and reliable transportation options.
More than 20 organizations and municipalities received funding for community transportation during a recent announcement, including Strait Area Transit and Antigonish...
ANTIGONISH: Unifor members at three local East Coast Credit Union (ECCU) branches escaped a strike deadline after voting 97 per cent to ratify a new collective agreement on August 13.
“I am so proud of the bargaining committee for their...
OTTAWA: A controversial decision to award 25 per cent of the lucrative arctic surf clam quota to a company led by a New Brunswick First Nation and their industry partner has been reversed by the Department of Fisheries and...