By Alec Bruce, Local Journalism Initiative Reporter Guysborough Journal MULGRAVE: A Nova Scotia Liquor Commission price list was among the more surprising treasures pulled from a 25-year-old time capsule opened recently...
OTTAWA: The federal government is committed to ensuring that Canadians living in rural and remote locations have access to affordable, efficient, and reliable public transportation. Earlier this month, the Honourable Sean Fraser, Minister of...
HALIFAX: Cape Breton West Islander Cohen Pictou was recently awarded the Mi'kmaq Sport Council’s Hall of Fame 2023 Male Athlete of the Year at a banquet in Halifax on Nov. 15. “We would love...
ANTIGONISH: The warden of the Municipality of the County of Antigonish says the municipality agrees with other municipalities that the lack of cell service throughout the province should be a top priority. A letter,...
POTLOTEK: After being recognized for his 25 years of serving as Potlotek First Nation’s Fire Chief, Wayne Johnson says serving his community is just part of who he is. Johnson started his service back...
MONASTERY: After a three-month pilot project, even more students can now benefit from and enjoy fresh, local food at lunchtime with the arrival of fresh food carts at several schools across the Strait Regional Centre for Education...
MABOU: After winning Music Nova Scotia’s Entertainer of the Year, Rankin MacInnis says he’s ready to move from focusing on strictly his performance and is transitioning to the world of recording. The award ceremony...
PORT HAWKESBURY: The owners of a local bulk fueling station have declared bankruptcy. In correspondence from Pricewaterhouse Coopers Inc. (PwC), the trustee who inherited the Maritime Fuels bankruptcy file, to all known customers on...
ANTIGONISH: Antigonish County District RCMP are investigating an incident of hate-motivated mischief that occurred in the Town of Antigonish in early October. On Nov. 23, RCMP disclosed that on Oct. 8, Antigonish County District...
NOVA SCOTIA: Since the launch of YourHealthNS on Nov. 1, more than 100,000 Nova Scotians have downloaded the new application aimed to help navigate provincial health information, book services, and discover care options. Development...




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