People arriving to the west coast of
Cape Breton Island have always been struck by its beauty. The rugged cliffs,
deep valleys, and unparalleled views of the Northumberland Strait are
enchanting. The pure water of MacLellan’s Brook drew the original...
By letter dated Jan. 24, 2024, Minister John Lohr requested an updated vote by the councils as to whether they still want to proceed with their requests for special legislation for consolidation. He asked for a response...
HALIFAX: Early childhood educators (ECEs) and employees working in licensed child-care centres will now receive health benefits and a pension for the first time ever.
The provincial government is raising the wages of ECEs...
The Port Hawkesbury Civic Centre and The Reporter are spreading holiday cheer by offering you a chance to enter to win a pair of tickets to see Steven Page perform at the Port Hawkesbury Civic Centre on...
RIVER DENYS: One of the driving forces behind the Cape Breton West
Islanders’ Telus Cup winning season of 2016-17 drew the attention of the St.
Louis Blues during the NHL entry draft last Saturday.
River Denys’...
PORT HAWKESBURY: The Nova Scotia Community College (NSCC) has announced there will be no programs that will be fully on-campus for the 2020-21 academic year and StFX is scheduled to make an announcement on Friday.
Photos by Drake LowthersMasterchef Canada contestant and owner of The Humble Table, Jen Miller, in addition to making homemade bread, made tapas-sized tarts infused with liqueur from Steinhert Distillery and cheesecakes topped with chocolate from Peace...
STEWIACKE: After years of serving as a family’s outdoor Christmas tree, this year’s Tree for Boston will soon be on its way from Stewiacke.
The 45-foot White Spruce was donated by landowner Bette Gourley.
I first became aware of climate change in
2004 when, in my teen years, comedian Rick Mercer jumped on my television to
promote the One Tonne Challenge, an imperfect attempt by our federal government
to place the burden of decarbonization...