Editor’s note:
The following letter was written to education minister Zach Churchill.
My name is Keira Campbell and I am a Grade 10 student
at École Beau-Port, which is part of the Conseil scolaire acadien provincial
(CSAP)....
When others make decisions that affect you and do so
without serious attempts for your input, I surmise that you become concerned
and possibly angry.
It is as if you have been told to shut up...
Emergency Room closures in Cape Breton, Richmond County
and other Nova Scotia hospitals need to be addressed as a crisis throughout the
health care system.
As the days, weeks, months, and years go by, the
residents of...
Editor’s note:
The following was written to the mayor, council and taxpayers of the Town of
Mulgrave.
It has come to our attention that we are being asked
what we are doing with the money the fire...
Inverness County Cares (ICC), a
local volunteer society, was formed in 2012. Since then ICC has worked to
support children in the third world by providing food, shelter and education.
Initially after our previous
Kenyan project was...
October 17 was the International Day for the
Eradication of Poverty. This day promotes dialogue and understanding between
people living in poverty and their communities, and society at large.
This year’s theme was “Acting together to...
I am all for marking my “X” in a round circle on my
ballet slip with my shaking old right hand while trying not to spoil my
important vote. The right decision matters when it comes time to count...
Adam Cook is a genius!
His production of “One Hundred Thousand Welcomes” last
weekend in Port Hawkesbury was one of the most entertaining and most moving
theatre experiences I’ve had at the SAERC Auditorium. This was...
Canadians will elect a new House of Commons on October
21.
We’ve already seen the political parties and their
leaders staking out positions on an array of fundamental issues. Whether it’s
climate change, taxes, employment, foreign policy,...
Editor’s note:
The following letter was written to the Nova Scotia Utility and Review Board.
The Seniors Take Action Coalition (STAC) is an
organization that advocates on behalf of seniors throughout the Strait-Richmond
area of Nova Scotia.