New golf course will showcase Cape Breton If you have visited Inverness in the last 10 years, you’ve seen the tremendous impact of Cabot’s golf courses; a former coal-mine...
COVID-19 is more than a daily spreadsheet of virus and death totals for a community newspaper; it cuts more profoundly and personally for us. It’s a story about the local trucker delivering goods to...
Despite not being from Mabou originally, I am proud to call it my home. Since moving to Mabou more than 12 ago, my wife and I have had the opportunity to become involved in...
Nova Scotia’s rural regions are beautifully distinct and diverse; in history, culture, geography, and economy. For our province to thrive we must continue to grow, and not just in Halifax. Opportunities abound for those...
Golf course proposal offers opportunities in the community Folks from outside Mabou have had their opinions shared in the news, and I want to make sure the people from my community have the chance...
There are many opportunities to create a growing, thriving, and sustainable forest economy in Nova Scotia. To be able to capitalize on these opportunities, we need to quickly move to support the larger forestry supply chain.
Dorothy’s Cat Sanctuary, which is serving a good cause, is located in River Bourgeois and has been there for many years. It has accommodations for some 30-plus unwanted, homeless, rescued, or abandoned felines, ranging from young kittens,...
By: Beauty Ngonga Today my mind is full of joy! No one could believe that one day I will come out in the open and associate with society like a...
Trees are not the enemy; the real culprits are their locations and maintenance, commercial interests, and Mother Nature’s wrath. Having experienced the direct-hit forces of Hurricane Juan while I was a Truro resident, and...
Inverness County Cares (ICC) has undertaken several extra projects at the Kawambwa Schools, in addition to our yearly $30,000 commitment. It is with tremendous gratitude that we thank our supporters for their generous donations...




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