PAQTNKEK: As a way for the Mi’kmaq community to take
control of their media and hear familiar voices, the Paqtnkek Mi’kmaw Nation
will be soon going live across the airways.
After 18-months of legwork to consider...
PORT HOOD: Inverness Municipal Council’s letter of
support for Northern Pulp, a
pulp mill in Pictou County, to be granted a one-year extension to a deadline
for the construction of a new effluent treatment facility resulted in some
pushback.
PORT HOOD: Inverness Municipal Council passed two
resolutions last Thursday that will assist in securing provincial funding for
wellfield exploration in the communities of Inverness and Judique while
providing a structural assessment of the Judique dam.
The...
HALIFAX: While more support for inclusive education was
applauded, the manner in which it will be implemented was questioned.
On May 2, the provincial government announced that
students across the province will have access to 173...
PORT HOOD: Inverness Municipal Council was asked to
support the Nova Scotia Association of Realtors (NSAR) in a bid to help
first-time home owners keep a little cash in pocket when investing in property.
“Residents can...
PAQTNKEK: With the latest renderings of their $8
million showcase development, the Bayside
Travel Centre, an Esso-branded
outlet supplied by Wilsons
Fuels and Calgary-based Husky
is another step closer to becoming a reality.
Rose Paul, Paqtnkek’s director of land...
PORT HAWKESBURY: Locals marched along Reeves Street to
rally against sexual violence as part of Denim Day 2019.
Chants like “there is no excuse for sexual abuse,” and
“whatever we wear, wherever we go, yes means...
ANTIGONISH: A local MLA is calling for the Minister of
Health and the Nova Scotia Health Authority (NSHA) to address the problems of
doctor retention at St. Martha’s Regional Hospital head-on.
Allan MacMaster, the Progressive Conservative...
ANTIGONISH:
An RCMP officer was injured while arresting an intoxicated man.
Just
before midnight on April 27, an Antigonish RCMP member was getting fuel at
a service station on Beech Hill Road when he was approached by a taxi driver
about...
PORT HAWKESBURY: To assist more women and Indigenous
learners gain access to marine industry training and careers over the next
three years, the Nova Scotia Community College (NSCC) has launched a new
initiative to reduce barriers.
Rodger...