PORT HAWKESBURY: Correspondence received during a recent council meeting indicates that the province plans to adopt six foundational recommendations as part of a renewed policing model, a shift that could result in increased costs for municipalities.
LOUISDALE: The Province of Nova Scotia has announced $922,000 in funding for the Louisdale Lions Club to support the completion of its outdoor amphitheatre, a project expected to serve as a central gathering space for the community.
Library says core operations remain unaffected as grant money nears end
By Joanne Jordan, Local Journalism Initiative Reporter
Guysborough Journal
SHERBROOKE: While the Eastern Counties Regional Library (ECRL) has...
WHYCOCOMAGH: Students and staff at Whycocomagh Education Centre are starting the new school year under a safer, sturdier roof thanks to a provincial investment of more than $950,000.
The project, announced by Inverness MLA...
By Alec Bruce, Local Journalism Initiative Reporter
Guysborough Journal
GUYSBOROUGH: Looking back, Kevin Rainey still can’t believe how ordinary it all seemed. Annoying, yes: the endless drip, the useless nasal sprays, the...
By Rosemary Godin, Local Journalism Initiative Reporter
Cape Breton Post
WAGMATCOOK: A trip to a Mi’kmaq gathering in Prince Edward Island on a mid-August weekend turned into more excitement than a Wagmatcook...
Nova Scotia Power's rate request shocking to some consumers
By Kevin Adshade
HALIFAX: Nova Scotia Power (NSP) wants more of your money.
Eight per cent more, in fact,...
LOUISDALE: The community of Louisdale marked its 175th Anniversary this summer with a heartfelt tribute to the women whose vision helped preserve the area’s history for future generations.
During a special Tribute Night on...
HALIFAX:Atlantic Canadian Ministers responsible for transportation are urging the federal government to create a long-term funding program to support critical transportation networks that underpin trade, economic growth, and regional prosperity.
At a recent meeting,...
By Drake Lowthers
HALIFAX: Nova Scotians now have a new tool to stay safe in emergencies.
The provincial government launched the NS Alert app on August 28, a free system designed...