ANTIGONISH: Another quick serve restaurant is on its way to town. During the regular monthly meeting on February 18, Antigonish Town Council approved an amendment to a development agreement between the town and Sobeys for the construction of...
PORT HAWKESBURY: By fostering a strong relationship between the private sector and the province, Progressive Conservative leader Tim Houston believes Nova Scotia can be in a position to grow economically in the years ahead. “We’re a province...
ANTIGONISH: Antigonish County remains on target with its budget for the current fiscal year. With the fiscal year almost wrapped up, Antigonish Warden Owen McCarron said their capital projects for the year were completed on time and...
ANTIGONISH: A drive by municipal leaders to get involved in doctor recruitment is seeing some results. Since becoming part of the discussions surrounding physician recruitment, Antigonish Warden Owen McCarron said he and Antigonish Mayor Laurie Boucher met...
STRAIT AREA: An unwanted milestone was celebrated earlier this month. On February 4, 1970, the Liberian registered oil tanker Arrow ran aground on Cerberus rock, off the coast of Isle Madame. Four days later, the wreck broke...
PAQTNKEK MI’KMAW NATION: The province is investing in new clean energy and active transportation projects to reduce emissions in Paqtnkek Mi’kmaw Nation and Antigonish County. On February 14, Health and Wellness Minister, and Antigonish MLA, Randy Delorey,...
HALIFAX: Port Hawkesbury has been selected as one of 14 sites for a new Nova Scotia Liquor Corporation (NSLC) outlet selling cannabis and cannabis products. Finance and Treasury Board Minister Karen Casey made the announcement on February...
ANTIGONISH: Better Internet is on the way for parts of the county and municipal council is aiming for better cell phone coverage as well. On February 7, Develop Nova Scotia announced the first round of Internet for...
HALIFAX: The provincial government announced the first round of Internet for Nova Scotia Initiative projects. With the announcement on February 7, the province said 86 per cent of homes and businesses will have access to the...
ANTIGONISH: The province’s regulatory body dismissed a number of compensation claims relating to local twinning of Highway 104. In 2016, Roseanne MacEachern and Dream Catcher’s Deli and Treats; Eileen Curry and Justamere Cafe; Elaine Rhynold, Gerard...




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