HALIFAX: Nova Scotia Power (NSP) customers in parts of the region will be receiving new smart meters.
Last week, NSP said it will begin upgrading electrical meters in Cape Breton as part of an...
GUYSBOROUGH: Voting options are increasing throughout the municipality.
Municipal officials with the Municipality of the District of Guysborough (MODG) approved the second and final reading of their alternative voting by-law during their regular council...
ANTIGONISH: The Municipality of the County of Antigonish has made an application to the Nova Scotia Utility and Review Board (UARB) for an order authorizing and approving a new schedule of rates and charges for water and...
GUYSBOROUGH: The local Community Business Development Corporation (CBDC) was the recipient of funding from the federal government.
On July 20, the Atlantic Canada Opportunities Agency (ACOA) announced that the Guysborough CBDC will receive $303,294...
Editor's note: The following article was revised from the version which appeared in the July 29 edition of The Reporter.
HALIFAX: Although Nova Scotia has gone weeks without new COVID-19 cases, the province renewed...
HALIFAX: The education minister confirmed that students and staff will be back in school in September.
On July 22, Minister of Education and Early Childhood Development, Zack Churchill, along with chief medical officer of...
PORT HASTINGS: A former Port Hawkesbury town councillor and deputy mayor is the first person to announce their intention to run in the newly restored riding of Richmond.
Today, Dr. Trevor Boudreau announced that...
MABOU: The past few seasons have been particularly hard on farmers; early frosts, Hurricane Dorian, last year’s late spring, and now COVID-19 is added to a long list of variables farmers are facing on a daily basis.
SYDNEY: The sixth year of the Bras d’Or Watch will be different from previous incarnations.
Project manager Jen Cooper explained how it will vary.
“We did two different kinds of outreach...
HALIFAX: The education minister confirmed that students and staff will be back in school in September.
On July 22, Minister of Education and Early Childhood Development, Zack Churchill, along with chief medical officer of...