As a wind developer, it lifts my spirits to get emails such as this one which I received a couple of days ago from a local resident: “I think the idea of a wind farm along Route...
Our family has proudly owned and enjoyed property in Long Point, Cape Breton since the turn of the 1800s and expect to do so well into the future. What draws us to this land; the beauty, peace...
As volunteer members of the Strait Richmond Community Health Board, we work together to improve the health of our communities through our legislated role in the health system.
We are raising our concerns and...
I am a very concerned citizen of Route 19 on beautiful Cape Breton Island.
The Rhodena Wind Farm Project is a proposal by developers from away. They are planning to erect 18 industrial wind...
Over the last two years, Nova Scotians of all ages have been impacted by unprecedented grief and loss.
The COVID-19 pandemic and public health restrictions have prevented people from coming together, supporting one another,...
March has arrived thus we have had to again deal with daylight saving time (DST), the first of our seasonal time changes.
Adjusting our clocks does not create more natural daylight. The time change...
We have arrived at the two-year milestone for this pandemic.
Much will be written about the rights and wrongs that stemmed from this viral contagion. The one thing about which we will agree is...
If what we eat is tasty, fragrant, packaged and readily available, what is not to like? Sadly much of what we eat has been affected by food processing, corporate marketing and nutritional adjustments.
Humans...
An ability I work to maintain is to be able to walk and to do so whenever it suits me.
A brisk walk, regardless of its distance, offers much for its participants. Walking, in...
Editor’s note: The following is an open letter to federal fisheries minister Joyce Murray.
Dear Minister Murray,
Fifty years ago, the Department of Fisheries and Oceans (DFO) introduced the “Moonlighter Policy”...