When I’m on a worksite, or at a facility doing a workplace inspection, I am always surprised to find new hazards every time I walk through an area, that I hadn’t spotted earlier.
One...
It is time to investigate the homes and families in the Robins-Cap Auguet area back in 1935.
In 1935 the first house in Robins, on the left or south side of the road, was...
We all recognize that welcoming communities are good for everyone; they’re good for current residents, they’re good for newcomers, and they’re good for our future.
When people feel welcomed by the community they live...
Although this region has worked to get involved in greener, more sustainable forms of energy – like wind and solar – it appears that green hydrogen and ammonia also offer great promise.
Port Hawkesbury...
I am not here to argue the merits of consolidation.
Not being privy to the extensive research completed by councils, but only being presented with those aspects of the research that support a position...
This morning I was in traffic, trying to get to our office building on the other side of the harbour and moving about 300 metres in 30 minutes.
It made me think of how...
Ephrem Boudreau was born in River Bourgeois in 1905. After his classical studies from 1922 to 1928 at the seminary at Trois Riviere, he spent three years at agricultural school at Sainte-Anne-de-la-Pocatiere. Here he earned bachelors’ degrees...
There are times when we enjoy getting out of Dodge via a day trip or a lengthier vacation.
Those excursions enable us to temporarily put the woes of life on a back burner, to...
St. John Ambulance is coming to Port Hawkesbury and we are looking for volunteers.
With a history of nearly 1,000 years, St. John Ambulance is one of the oldest humanitarian organizations in the world....
Considering the questions that need to be answered, and the amount of interest that’s been generated, holding a plebiscite seems to be the best way to decide the Antigonish consolidation debate.
After months of...