On July 17 Premier Rankin called for an election to be held later this month.
My curious mind asks why such timing? When something as important to Nova Scotians as electing its government is...
“Nothing is so admirable in politics as a short memory.” —John Kenneth Galbraith.
On Oct. 22, 2013, the new Liberal government of Nova Scotia was sworn in, and among other things, the political rebranding...
I was very saddened to read about my beloved veterinarian, Dr. Van Zwol in an article that was published in the July 14 edition of The Reporter under the headline “Local veterinarian agrees to retire, sell practice.”
The Truth and Reconciliation Commission’s (TRC) final report is the carefully documented response of Canada’s First Nations to the 1969 White Paper of former Canadian Prime Minister Pierre Elliott Trudeau.
In it, Trudeau proposed...
By: Wyclef Kaunda
Our struggle was real before the coming of the newly acquired bus transport.
The school used to hire local transporters to drive pupils to school and back...
Health care, our bills, employment, COVID-19 and a myriad of other concerns loom within our lives. One certainly on which we will agree: many of us are enduring personal mental anguish and are eager to lessen our...
Canada Day 2021 will have a very different tone for many. In the last few weeks, we have been shocked, saddened and outraged by the discovery of a mass grave at a former residential school in B.C....
As a long-time credit union member, I joined when I was five years old; I was gravely concerned by the article in The Reporter announcing the East Coast Credit Union’s proposed merger with two other credit unions...
Editor's note: This is the first in a series of opinion pieces from the group Better Internet for Inverness County.
In October 2019, our Judique committee began the work of researching internet and cell...
By: James Mupito and
Sister Agnes Bwalya
I am 13 years old and in Grade 1 at St Mary’s Special School in Kawambwa. There are six children in my...