by CJ GoaterFort William Gardens has been a part of the community since 1951, and its time in Thunder Bay is set to be extended as the federal government has announced funding to retrofit the building to serve future generations and minimize the building’s energy consumption. “The iconic Fort William...
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by Caitlin SnowMinister of Economic Development Susan-Corkum Greek has announced an investment of $3.8 million dollars to Volta. Volta is where new businesses get their start and had a Grand Opening at its new space in Halifax, Tuesday. “Volta has a proven track record of success when it comes to supporting...
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A controversial by-law is going ahead in the Municipality of the District of Yarmouth. Their new Municipal Planning Strategy and Land-Use By-Law passed second reading at a special council meeting Wednesday morning. It was 5-2 in favour, with Warden John Cunningham and councillor Loren Cushing...
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by Caitlin SnowIf you know of an outstanding volunteer, the city is asking for nominations for the 2024 Volunteer Awards. The annual event puts a spotlight on residents that have made a difference in their community by donating their time and skills to various programs and services. Nominations must be in one...
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by Evan TaylorA consultant’s report has delivered crucial insights into ensuring the safety of the Donkin coal mine, prompting the Nova Scotia Department of Labour, Skills, and Immigration to issue substantial directives for its operations. The report, conducted by Andrew Corkum, an associate professor in...
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by Brad PerryThree amateur astronomers from New Brunswick are getting some out-of-this-world recognition. Mike Powell, Paul Owen and Chris Curwin now have an asteroid designated in their name. MIPACH, which combines the first two letters of each of their names, was designated by the International...
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by Adam RileyThe health situation in Gaza continues to decline and a military operation targeting one of the largest and few remaining hospitals in the area has drawn condemnation. A raid conducted by Israeli forces at Al-Shifa hospital is being called “utterly unacceptable” by the World Health Organization....
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by Brad PerryMost of New Brunswick’s COVID-19 indicators saw slight decreases heading into November, according to Public Health. The latest Respiratory Watch report shows 52 hospitalizations between Oct. 29 and Nov. 4, with four people admitted to an intensive care unit. That was compared to 57 hospital...
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by Adam RileyCity council in Dryden is being advised by staff to support an application for connecting link funding. Public Works Manager Blake Poole explains the scope of the project. “From Gordon Road for 1500 metres easterly, and that would be like to close to where the tug boat is across from the mill.”...
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by Evan TaylorEquine Herpes Myeloencephalopathy (EHM) cases have prompted increased vigilance among Nova Scotia stables this week. The virus, which has been identified in the province, is known to be dormant in horses across North America, with many exhibiting no severe symptoms. EHM transmission occurs...
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