PORT HOOD: Inverness County CAO Keith
MacDonald said it was only right to start with an apology when addressing Port
Hood residents concerned about their water last Wednesday night.
“We did not want to be in...
CANSO: An application has been filed to
the Nova Scotia Utility and Review Board for the transfer of the assets of the
Canso Electric Light Utility (CEU) from the Municipality of the District of
Guysborough to...
ST. PETER’S: The village of St. Peter’s
looks more colourful and more supportive than ever before, thanks to a
grassroots initiative to show love and support to members of the LGBTQ+
community.
Just a month old, the...
PORT HOOD:
A number of community groups in Inverness County will receive funding from
their municipal government.
The
funding confirmations came during council’s regular July meeting, taking place
last Thursday at the municipal building in Port Hood.
PORT HOOD: Trudy Gillis, who serves as
Manager of Environmental and Facility Compliance for the Municipality of
Inverness County, reported to council last Thursday.
A number of water and wastewater issues
throughout the municipality have been remedied,...
PORT HOOD: The Government of Canada’s
first ever Women Entrepreneurship Strategy (WES) is a $2-billion investment
that seeks to double the number of women-owned businesses by 2025.
On July 2, Rodger Cuzner, Member of
Parliament for Cape...
ANTIGONISH:
The courthouse is remaining under current ownership.
During a
special meeting of Antigonish Municipal Council on July 5, council members
voted to accept amendments to the lease between the province and the
municipality for the Antigonish Courthouse.
Public transportation groups receive accessibility funding
HALIFAX:
The provincial government is providing funding under the Accessible
Transportation Assistance Program to help groups purchase accessible vehicles.
Eighteen
organizations will receive funding under the program to...
PORT HOOD:
An application from the Cape Mabou Pasture Co-op for municipal funding was
turned down during Inverness County’s regular meeting last Thursday.
The group
was looking for $15,000 from the municipality. That money would complement an
Atlantic...
HALIFAX: A L’Ardoise fisherman was
successful in his appeal in federal court.
On May 24 Justice Sylvie Roussel ruled
that Lester Martell of L’Ardoise has the right to use a medical substitute
operator for the current lobster...