Cape Breton-born author releases book titled ‘Ian’
CAPE BRETON/POWELL RIVER, B.C.: An author born in Marion Bridge, Cape Breton is marking his return to the publishing scene with the release of “IAN” (published by Xlibris). Ian, written…
Rangers U-18 A overcome adversity to capture CB baseball tournament
WAVERLEY: The Tri-County U-18 A Rangers overcame some deep adversity to prevail as champions at a tournament in Cape Breton. The Rangers lost the first two games so in order…
From the Cruiser – June 27, 2023
Brought to you by: ENFIELD: Over the past week, officers with the East Hants RCMP responded to 131 calls for service. The following are some highlighted calls as provided by…
HNRH basketball Flames bring home Coal Bowl bronze medal
NEW WATERFORD/KENNETCOOK: The Hants North Flames came home from the New Waterford Coal Bowl basketball tournament with some extra hardware. The Flames, who were very competitive in the week-long tournament…
Inner Strength TKD nabs 14 gold medals at provincials
WELLINGTON: Athletes from Inner Strength Taekwondo brought home 21 medals from the provincial championship, held April 30 in Cape Breton. It was the first provincial championship held sin almost three…
Cape Breton man issued ticket for driving the wrong way
ELMSDALE: A wrong-way driver during the snowstorm on Dec. 8 had East Hants RCMP responding promptly on Dec. 8. East Hants RCMP S/Sgt. Cory Bushell said officers were alerted to…
Windsor Junction friends learning to be entrepreneurs through sea glass craft venture
WINDSOR JUNCTION: The sea glass on Inverness Beach in Cape Breton has led to a prospering business venture for two young girls who are best friends from Windsor Junction. Cate…
Order of Nova Scotia recipients announced for 2021
HALIFAX: Five Nova Scotians who have enriched the province in unique ways have been appointed to the Order of Nova Scotia. Lt.-Gov. Arthur J. LeBlanc, Chancellor of the Order of…
“This is not the time for half measures.” N.S. introduces province-wide measures
HALIFAX: Premier Iain Rankin’s steadfast words is all Nova Scotians needed to hear to know how serious the current predicament the province is in on a record-breaking day that saw…
COVID19: Five more schools report cases; Prince Andrew family of schools to close
HALIFAX: Five new schools in the province are reporting COVID-19 connected cases, the Department of Education and Early Childhood Development announced late Saturday night April 24. Caledonia Junior High and…