ANTIGONISH: An Eskasoni First Nation student will represent St. Francis Xavier University and Indigenous perspectives on the global stage next month after being selected for an international feminist leadership workshop in Nepal.
Maria Young,...
Eskasoni – The Eskasoni RCMP Detachment is requesting information from the public following a serious assault which took place in the community earlier this month.
On July 4, at approximately 12:30 a.m., RCMP officers...
Baddeck – The Village of Baddeck and the Waterfront Baddeck Committee are inviting residents, visitors and community partners to celebrate the official opening of the new Baddeck Waterfront Boardwalk with a Grand Opening and Ribbon Cutting Ceremony...
HALIFAX: The Province of Nova Scotia has appointed Dr. Nicole Boutilier as the new President and Chief Executive Officer of Nova Scotia Health, with the appointment taking effect July 1.
Dr. Boutilier succeeds Karen...
AULDS COVE: A 36-year-old Scotchtown woman is facing multiple criminal charges after RCMP say she fled from officers in a stolen pickup truck, drove dangerously through Inverness and Antigonish Counties, and nearly struck police vehicles.
LOUISDALE: A group of dancers from Islandview Athletics in Louisdale will travel to Normandy, France, next month to represent Nova Scotia – and communities throughout Richmond County – at La Semaine Acadienne (Acadian Week).
So, Grandpa’s trying to rap. We don’t know why. He doesn’t need to but for some reason he wants to rap. “Slaying” as he says the kids are saying.
But he doesn’t need to....
ANTIGONISH: St. Francis Xavier University has appointed longtime business leader, entrepreneur and philanthropist Mike Brien as the new vice-chair of its Board of Governors, effective July 1.
Brien, a 1975 StFX business graduate, succeeds...
HALIFAX: Nova Scotia's Office of Addictions and Mental Health must strengthen its oversight of the province's mental health and addictions system to ensure Nova Scotians have consistent access to care, according to a new report from the...
NOVA SCOTIA: Anyone caught buying or selling cannabis outside the province's legal retail system now face significantly higher penalties as the provincial government strengthens its efforts to curb the illegal market and protect public health.