Eskasoni – The Eskasoni RCMP Detachment is requesting information from the public following a serious assault which took place in the community earlier this month.
On July 4, at approximately 12:30 a.m., RCMP officers...
Nova Scotia - National Hospice Palliative Care Week was recognized last month and the provincial campaign, which is presented by Nova Scotia Health, brings awareness to the support an estimated 5,700 to 6,800 Nova Scotians each year...
Baddeck – At the Municipality of Victoria County’s regular council session on April 20, the county’s Fire Services Coordinator announced provincial funding for the fire services in Victoria County which will go toward firefighter training as part...
The annual cross-country tour for PTSD support is currently accepting riders to join them.
Baddeck – Over 100 bikers will ride through Victoria County, N.S., at the start of August, a yearly effort by...
Port Bevis – The RCMP Northwest Traffic Services have charged a driver and passenger under the Nova Scotia Motor Vehicle Act in relation to what police are calling a “dangerous incident on Hwy. 105 near Port Bevis.”
Baddeck - The 36th annual Cabot Trail Relay Race took place on May 23 and 24 and saw just under 1200 runners compete in the race which draws people in from all over North America.
Baddeck - The official count for District Three’s byelection has been completed with Ian Nicholson being voted into council by a narrow margin of eight votes.
Election day was held on May 30 and...
Baddeck – Along with attending provincials last month, the Baddeck Valley 4-H Club has hosted two regional events since late April including a lumber sports event which was the first-time clubs from all four counties in Cape Breton gathered...
Victoria County - National Immunization week was April 26 to May 2 and Nova Scotia’s Health Authority is taking this time to remind Nova Scotians to check their immunization records and book an appointment to get caught...
Baddeck – The Alexander Graham Bell National Historic Site will remain open to visitors throughout the 2026 and 2027 seasons, as infrastructure repairs are now being carried out on its iconic A-frame museum building.