In 1935 on Arichat’s lower road, there was an open
field between the home of Arthur LeBrun Sr. and that of Alcide Goyetche.
The field and the house on it belonged to Captain
Alcide Goyetche (1878-1950),...
At the intersection of Lochside and Grandique Roads was the house of Daniel Forest and his wife Flora (MacDonald). They were married in Port Hawkesbury in 1901 and there had nine children: Margaret 1902-1988 (she was the...
The results from the province’s recent decision to lift some public health restrictions in the short-term will dictate whether more measures are loosened in coming weeks.
On May 1, Premier Stephen McNeil and Dr....
I love food. I love to eat. I love to talk about food
and cook food and buy food and see other people enjoy food. I love to watch
food TV shows and recipe videos on the internet. My...
Tourists and traveling motorists are in
for a sickening nightmare ride when entering the Fleur-de-lis Trail highway
beginning at the St. Peter’s highway garage and motoring as far as Fourchu.
On June 25th, my wife and...
Stopping a much needed project that offers so much promise for Port Hawkesbury, all because of a disagreement over the number of lanes, is unnecessary.
During January’s regular meeting, town council decided to turn to its funding partners, the Atlantic...
Recent statistics provided by the provincial government
should serve as encouragement for Strait area residents who’ve been observing
the rules and hoping for better days in the middle of the COVID-19 global
pandemic.
During a briefing on...
This has not been a good time for StFX University.
An outbreak at StFX first detected two weeks ago has spread to the wider community, and among those cases, the new Omicron variant has...
At our last meeting, joined by my colleagues in both opposition parties, I walked out of the Public Accounts Committee for which I am the chair. We did this to show the united disdain we felt for what has...
On the lower street near the site of the Government Wharf now stand the Premium Seafood shrimp plant and the C.H. Boudreau Funeral Home.
In 1935, this latter site accommodated the home of Roddie and Ethel (Boucher) MacDonald. The front...