INVERNESS COUNTY: The County of Inverness Municipal Housing Corporation has appointed Frank Nelson as its next chief executive officer.
Nelson, a South Lake Ainslie resident with three decades of senior leadership experience in the...
NOVA SCOTIA: The province’s forestry sector is getting a financial boost aimed at opening new markets for low-grade wood fibre and improving sustainable management on private lands.
The Forestry Innovation Transition Trust announced it...
YELLOWKNIFE, N.W.T.: Nova Scotia businesses could soon find it easier to sell their products and services across the country after the province reached new agreements with the federal government and other provinces and territories to reduce long-standing...
SYDNEY: The 2025 Cape Breton Creative Arts Awards were celebrated on Nov. 6, honoring artists, educators, and community leaders whose imagination and dedication help shape the island’s cultural landscape.
Hosted at Cape Breton University’s...
POINTE DES ROBICHAUD, N.B.: More than a year after a devastating single-vehicle crash claimed the life of a 28-year-old man from Judique, charges have now been laid against the driver.
On Nov. 24, six...
Director of finance says town’s current expenses is matching the revenue coming in
PORT HAWKESBURY: An update on the Town of Port Hawkesbury’s financial situation was provided by the town’s new Director of Finance,...
AULDS COVE: Inverness County District RCMP are asking the public for information following a two-vehicle collision on Highway 104 in Aulds Cove.
According to police, the crash occurred around 8:12 a.m. on Nov. 20,...
MABOU: A new holiday comedy is set to take the stage at Strathspey Place, as Down at MacLean’s – the debut play by local writer Kathryn McIntyre – receives two performances at the Mabou theatre.
INVERNESS / CANSO: Families in two rural Nova Scotia communities will soon have more access to affordable early learning programs, following announcements of new child-care spaces at schools in Inverness and Canso.
In Inverness,...
PORT HAWKESBURY: A Nova Scotia groundfish harvester has been fined more than $76,000 and banned from fishing for one year after admitting to illegally catching thousands of pounds of Atlantic halibut during a 2022 test fishery.