It’s time for all Cape Bretoners to do what they do
best - helping each other in time of challenge!
Remember:
-good handwashing with soap is more effective than hand
sanitizers in preventing...
Due to recent confusion around the role of a nurse
practitioner, the Dr. Kingston Memorial Community Health Centre would like to
offer some clarity and dispel any misinformation that is out there.
Nurse practitioners are registered...
We care deeply about community. In recent days, we been
inspired by the rise of community spirit as we collectively support our fellow
citizens from a distance.
Our publications, reporters and editors are working tirelessly to...
I just
read your recent news article in The
Reporter entitled “Mulgrave residents concerned with increases in
assessments.”
We are
seeing the same thing all over the province now with regards to taxation. The
federal government sends this province...
We are all familiar with hospital Emergency Room
closures, and as weeks and months go by, we are witnessing more and more ER
closures for longer periods of time. The reason given is a shortage of doctors.
Three Inverness County Cares (ICC) members and the
Chalice (chalice.ca)
African team began their journey to two of the Chalice/ICC sponsored schools in
Zambia.
They departed on Wednesday, January 15 at 5 a.m. and
reached the first school...
Could someone please put an end to the wild and erratic
behaviour that the Liberals continue to show towards Nova Scotia’s forest
industry?
The forest industry is an enormous part of Nova
Scotia’s economy, and we are...
With respect to the initiative to help young people get
into politics, as a young woman from Richmond County, who is currently in the
fourth year of her Political Science degree, I am beyond insulted by the
proposed project.
I wish I could say that I am surprised by the recent
comments made by Richmond County councillors, with respect to a request to
provide financial assistance for a women’s leadership initiative. Appalled,
perplexed, disappointed; I believe these would be...
A total lack of communication and coordination between
health care professionals, provincial departments and civilian and military
authorities let down retired Cpl. Lionel Desmond, and helped contribute to the
tragic deaths of his family.
During the Desmond...