Nova Scotia - National Hospice Palliative Care Week was recognized last month and the provincial campaign, which is presented by Nova Scotia Health, brings awareness to the support an estimated 5,700 to 6,800 Nova Scotians each year...
Major Crime Unit continues investigation, says no risk to public safety
WEST ARM TRACADIE: A suspicious death investigation in Antigonish County has now been confirmed as a homicide, according to the Nova Scotia RCMP.
UPPER BIG TRACADIE:The Southwest Nova RCMP Major Crime Unit is investigating a suspicious death following a residential fire in Upper Big Tracadie on Sunday evening.
Antigonish County District RCMP responded to a report of...
RCMP say blaze not linked to recent search warrant
MULGRAVE: Residents of an apartment building on Tower Road in Mulgrave were safely evacuated after a fire broke out late Sunday night, prompting a large...
PORT HOOD: A collaborative plan to reopen the visitor information centre (VIC) in Port Hastings is beginning to take shape, with support being explored from Cape Breton’s five municipalities, the provincial government, and Destination Cape Breton.
SYDNEY: A new medical sciences building at the Cape Breton Medical Campus marks a major expansion in efforts to train more doctors in rural Nova Scotia.
The facility, officially opening on May 14 and...
STRAIT AREA: Provincial parks across the mainland are preparing to welcome campers and day visitors for another busy summer season, with several popular destinations in Cape Breton, Inverness County and Guysborough County set to open over the...
Mixed reactions from residents as company unveils Wind Farm 3 proposal
SHERBROOKE: Residents attending a series of EverWind open houses in Sherbrooke, Country Harbour and Port Bickerton last week were told the company’s proposed...
CHÉTICAMP: Local business owner Claude Bourgeois has been nominated as the Progressive Conservative candidate for the upcoming byelection in the newly created riding of Chéticamp-Margarees-Pleasant Bay.
The nomination was announced May 11 by the...
ANTIGONISH: St. Martha’s Regional Hospital is among five public buildings across Nova Scotia set to transition to wood-based heating systems as part of a new provincial initiative aimed at supporting the forestry sector and strengthening energy security.