EAST HANTS: When Regan Spears began working as an athletic trainer at Adapt Performance Training in Elmsdale, he did not anticipate that casual conversations with owner Bryan Gillis would help spark the creation of a senior hockey...
Ingonish Beach – The Victoria County District RCMP is seeking information on the whereabouts of Martin Rubin Joe MacKinnon, who police say is currently wanted on a province-wide arrest warrant.
MacKinnon, 36, from Bay...
CHÉTICAMP: The Nova Scotia Liberal Party has nominated Denis Cormier as its candidate in the upcoming Chéticamp–Margarees–Pleasant Bay byelection, positioning a longtime educator and community volunteer to carry the party’s banner in the newly formed riding.
Englishtown – The Englishtown Ferry, The Torquil MacLean, is expected to be back in service this month after ceasing operations in December in order to undergo scheduled repairs.
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ANTIGONISH: Nearly 1,100 graduates crossed the stage at St. Francis Xavier University’s 2026 Convocation on May 3, in a ceremony defined by music, emotion, and messages of purpose, kindness, and community leadership.
Families, friends,...
PORT HAWKESBURY: He has yet to graduate from Grade 12, but Luke MacDonnell is already a world champion.
“I don’t know how to explain it,” the Port Hawkesbury athlete, who recently returned from the...
PORT HAWKESBURY: The Port Hawkesbury Civic Centre welcomed some of the province’s strongest competitors last Saturday as it hosted the 2026 Nova Scotia Arm Wrestling Championships.
"There’s lots of young hungry people coming up...
SYDNEY: The Cape Breton Regional Hospital Foundation marked another milestone year during its Annual General Meeting held, April 21 at the Membertou Trade and Convention Centre.
For the fourth consecutive year, the foundation reported...
Victoria County - National Immunization week was April 26 to May 2 and Nova Scotia’s Health Authority is taking this time to remind Nova Scotians to check their immunization records and book an appointment to get caught...
HALIFAX: Tourism continues to surge across Nova Scotia, with new figures showing the sector generated $3.7 billion in revenues in 2025 – an eight per cent increase over the previous year, outpacing national growth.