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Restoration work has been mostly completed on our beautiful Notre Dame de l’Assomption Church in Arichat. We are mindful of the sacrifices that have been made by the poor people who support and work tirelessly...
Justin Trudeau’s Liberal government recently passed a milestone. Sadly, it’s an expensive one for Canadian taxpayers. Our government’s market debt topped $1 trillion not long ago. That means Canadian taxpayers owe interest payments on $1 trillion in outstanding bills. It’s another...
Dear fellow Nova Scotians, we need to talk. I’m worried about us and the direction that things have been going. We need to change. I’m a family doctor in Windsor. Before the pandemic, my...
I am writing this because of my concern for Isle Madame. Why is this place so neglected? I go to Louisdale, St. Peter’s and many other places, and I see all the beauty there.
Editor’s note: The following was written to Premier Stephen McNeil, education minister Zach Churchill and Strait regional centre for education director Ford Rice. I am writing today concerned with the news library staff hours have been further reduced for the...
I would like to commend Jake Boudrot on his article, “Baseball legend, long-time Volunteer, Barry Marchand passes away at 71,” which appeared in the May 5 edition of The Reporter. Barry Marchand’s reputation, as...
For 138 years, the Royal Bank of Canada and its Guysborough predecessor, the Merchant’s Bank, have provided financial service to the people of Guysborough and area. This has been a service that the community...
The independence of the inshore lobster fishery is a goal we all support. It helps keep licenses in individual hands through the Owner-Operator policy and is important to the growth and preservation of our coastal communities. In the last few...
Thirty-five years ago, Bobby McFerrin recorded his song, “Don’t Worry, Be Happy,” with it receiving a Grammy Award as the 1988 song of the year. I did not care for that composition when it...
The van Zutphen family moved to Inverness County in the early 1950s. Like most of the Dutch immigrants of the time, the whole family worked extremely hard to create a life in a new land. In 1964, two of the...




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