Although it has been said many times in the past few decades, a project has emerged with great economic promise for this region.
The Sea-Breeze Tech Floating Wind Demonstration Project, spearheaded by Brezo Energy...
As daily numbers of COVID-19 continue to drop to more manageable levels across the province, steps have been taken to loosen public health restrictions.
Last week in-person classes resumed at all public and private...
It’s good to see the provincial government is willing to re-open now, and is considering the easing of more public health restrictions now that daily COVID-19 numbers remain low across Nova Scotia.
According to...
Days after Premier Tim Houston held a health summit with senior health officials, the province announced changes to emergency care.
Among its main commitments, the province wants to have teams led by doctors focus...
Municipalities across the Strait area are debating whether to impose COVID-19 vaccination policies in their individual units.
In the Town of Port Hawkesbury, officials are reporting full compliance with proof of vaccinations.
With Canadians set to go to the polls in two weeks,
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After a three-year stay on the Port Hawkesbury waterfront, a well-known vessel finally departed last month.
The MV Dutch Runner left the Strait of Canso Superport Corporation (SCSC) Pier in Port Hawkesbury on August 18.
The ship originally docked in October...
The Strait area is on the green energy map thanks to some projects that are gaining attention province-wide.
As Port Hawkesbury Paper builds Nova Scotia’s largest wind farm in Guysborough County, proponents looking to...
Recently released data from the 2021 Federal Census has confirmed that the Strait area’s three decade population decline has ended.
Within the counties of Guysborough, Antigonish, Inverness, and Richmond, the total population was recorded...
The fact that the moderate livelihood fishery in St. Peter’s Bay has been, so far, peaceful and uninterrupted, is very encouraging given recent events.
Last month, hundreds of Mi’kmaq from across the province gathered...