PORT HOOD: Criticisms from a group of local farmers left Inverness Councillor John Dowling with questions for Maple Brook Co-Operative Pasture Limited, and those questions made their way to the municipal unit’s October meeting.
Dowling maintains that he was approached...
GOLDBORO: The Sipekne’katik First Nation, who claimed they were not consulted on the proposed liquefied natural gas (LNG) facility in Goldboro, has officially withdrawn their objection.
Last month, the Nova Scotia Utility and Review Board (UARB) scheduled a public hearing...
HALIFAX: The MLA for Inverness says he thought there would be support from other political parties when he introduced his Protecting Children on the Internet Act in the House of Assembly on September 25, but that wasn’t the case.
Allan...
STRAIT AREA: Ernest Fenwick MacIntosh is heading back to Canadian soil after the former Strait area businessman was released from a Nepalese prison.
MacIntosh’s release comes after serving half of his seven-year sentence stemming from his arrest in 2014 on...
PORT HAWKESBURY: The RCMP is looking for information on a rash of ATV thefts.
On September 30, an ATV was reported stolen from the front yard of a home on Sub-division Road in Waycobah. It is a 2017 Honda TRX...
WEST ARICHAT: The RCMP expects to lay charges after they searched a residence and arrested a man last week.
On September 28, members of Richmond County RCMP and the Inverness Richmond RCMP Street Crime Enforcement Unit searched a home in West Arichat.
Several people were inside...
ARICHAT: Council will soon be considering changes to the municipal noise by-law and drafting a new communications strategy.
During the regular monthly meeting of Richmond Municipal Council on September 24 in Arichat, a draft of Richmond County’s noise by-law was...
ARICHAT: The municipality is working to meet a new deadline to apply for a federal program examining infrastructure.
Richmond Public Works Director Chris Boudreau told council during the September 24 regular monthly meeting in Arichat that the because of the...
ARICHAT: Councillors had some questions for Clean Nova Scotia about the qualifications for its programs.
On September 24 in Arichat, during the regular monthly meeting of Richmond Municipal Council, Clean Nova Scotia’s Sonia Smith told councillors about her group and...
ARICHAT: Council has agreed to send a letter to the transportation minister about the lack of roadside brush and weed clearing this past summer.
During the regular monthly meeting of Richmond Municipal Council on September 24, Deputy Warden James Goyetche...