ANTIGONISH: Dana Morrison, a fourth-year accounting student at St. Francis Xavier University (StFX), is making waves both in and out of the classroom.
Originally from Nassau, Bahamas, Morrison has combined academic excellence with a...
PORT HAWKESBURY: Following the successful launch of a student-led food program in the Strait Area earlier this month, organizers are eager to expand the initiative to additional communities across Cape Breton.
Square Roots, a...
ANTIGONISH: The StFX X-Women are once again the queens of Atlantic University Sport (AUS) hockey, securing their 12th conference title with a hard-fought 2-1 victory over the UNB REDS last week at the Charles V. Keating Centre...
PORT HOOD: During a presentation on Inverness County’s water and waste treatment processes, municipal staff received high praise from provincial environmental leaders for maintaining one of the cleanest and most organized sites in the province, despite overseeing...
PORT HAWKESBURY:The Inverness County District RCMP is asking for the public’s assistance in locating 31-year-old Leilan Andrew Thibeau of Port Hawkesbury, who is currently wanted on a province-wide arrest warrant.
Thibeau faces multiple charges,...
CBW scores road split with Valley
By Corey LeBlanc
NEW GLASGOW: The Pictou County Weeks Majors tallied five unanswered goals to erase a three-goal first period deficit and score a 5-3...
ANTIGONISH: In anticipation of the season’s continued snowfall, Town of Antigonish staff are looking at their snow removal policies.
Following a discussion at January’s regular council meeting, Mayor Laurie Boucher told The Reporter there...
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...
There is an old wives’ tale, Green Christmas make for a full graveyard.
This grim prediction appears to have two main theories. The cold weather kills the germs and viruses, therefore with the warm...
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...