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PORT HAWKESBURY: A Port Hawkesbury lawyer and former president of the Nova Scotia Liberal Party has been suspended until further notice by the Nova Scotia Barristers’ Society.
Jason Boudrot had his practising certificate suspended pursuant to...
PORT HOOD: “Has anyone here seen the ghost ship? Or the burning ship?”
That question was asked by Cathy Gillies, an expert on local history, as she stood before a crowd of visitors to the Chestico Museum.
The discussion of the...
HALIFAX: The MLA for Inverness wants the province to give farmers a bonus for investing in their livestock.
In the fall sitting of the provincial legislature, Inverness MLA Allan MacMaster asked the Minister of Agriculture to give beef farmers a...
ARICHAT: Council is considering a request from a local school to help with a playground.
During the regular monthly meeting of Richmond Municipal Council on October 23 in Arichat, École Beau-Port requested a type 1 infrastructure grant in the amount...
PORT HAWKESBURY: A community think tank hosted a discussion last week and released recommendations on ways to bring more affordable housing to the Strait area.
The Town of Port Hawkesbury and the Municipality of the County of Richmond partnered with...
HALIFAX: The province reaffirmed its commitment to upgrade high speed Internet service in rural Nova Scotia after questions from the MLA for Inverness.
During the fall session of the Nova Scotia Legislature, Inverness MLA Allan MacMaster questioned the Minister of...
PORT HAWKESBURY: The president of Atlantic Canada Opportunities Agency (ACOA) says the labour shortages that already exist are going to get much worse over the next 10 years, and entrepreneurs have two options to off-set this.
Francis McGuire discussed ACOA’s...
DUNDEE: The Municipality of the County of Richmond showed off new roadside signage and unveiled other items of good news during its annual business dinner.
Held at the Dundee Resort on October 22, the event was hosted by the Cape...
ARICHAT: An application from a St. Peter’s resident to make changes to his property was approved by municipal council despite the objections of nearby property owners.
During the regular monthly meeting of Richmond Municipal Council on October 23 in Arichat,...
ARICHAT: Councillors want to draft a report examining what other municipalities are doing about streetlights on private roads.
During the regular monthly meeting of Richmond Municipal Council on October 23, public works director Chris Boudreau sought clarification from council whether...