There is something wrong with the recent decision not to spray some parts of Nova Scotia with herbicide, but spray aerially what is being called a dangerous chemical in other parts of the province.
In years past when jobs were scarce and many were forced to move away, increasing immigration was a tough sell, but now, as the population ages and employers continue looking for workers, it seems like a logical...
The effects of Hurricane Fiona on cellular phone and internet services across Nova Scotia are stark proof that telecommunications companies need to make better preparations for extreme weather. Bob Robichaud, Warning Preparedness Meteorologist with...
Today is World News Day, an ambitious, worldwide initiative intended to draw public attention to the role that journalists play in providing trustworthy news and information that serves citizens and democracy. World News Day...
Early Childhood Educators (ECEs) across Nova Scotia are demanding better pay, and they want answers now. Local ECEs protested at the constituency office of Inverness MLA Allan MacMaster on Sept. 8 in Inverness.
Retired Sergeant Tyson Matthew Bowen of Lorne, Pictou County passed away at the Aberdeen Hospital in the early hours of Sept. 3 at the age of 35. Bowen was described in his obituary as...
One local wind project was selected and another was rejected to take part in a power purchase agreement with Nova Scotia Power (NSP). In a press release issued on Aug. 17, CustomerFirst Renewables (CFR),...
Although it does have a role to play in helping get the word out fast, there are times when social media platforms help disseminate false, or misleading, information at the same speed. In July,...
The findings of a homelessness count of Eastern Nova Scotia completed in November of 2021 and released earlier this month, highlight a need for housing strategies around the Strait area. The report identified 483...
Good news announcements have been arriving steadily over the summer from around the Strait area. On Aug. 3 the federal government announced $190,000 in funding to revitalize the Port Hawkesbury waterfront.




Port Hawkesbury Reporter
Translate »