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Everything you need to know about HRM council’s June 4 meeting

The community of Creignish is being 'rejuvinated' with a new playground and court for tennis and pickleball, c...

Some long-awaited road work is slated to begin in Inverness County. According to a government release, a 6.3 k...

Nova Scotia's finance minister says people have a right to know how much they're on the hook for concerning th...

Finance Minister Allan MacMaster says the public deserves to know how the unfunded liability of the Nova Scotia Teachers’ Pension Plan will be addressed, but only after the plan’s two sponsors have finished considering recommendations from an independent report.

Some paving for two roads in the Whycocomagh area. Roseburn Road will see five kilometres of ditching, brush c...

The Atlantic Standardbred Breeders Association (ASBA) announced at its Annual General Meeting on Sunday, April 21 that the Atlantic Sires Stakes would see the Nova Scotia funding contribution nearly double, increasing from $220,000 to $400,000 in 2024.

The communities of Cheticamp, Inverness and Port Hood have received provincial funding for generators. The Al MacInnis Sports Centre in Port Hood, the Inverness Legion Branch 132 and the Cheticamp Branch 32 Legion are each receiving $50,000 to support purchase and installation of the generators. Inverness MLA Allan MacMaster stated…

Perseverance in the sport of harness racing paid off for Simon Poirier and Chad MacDonnell on Friday, April 12 when Windemere Best Man was named Inverness Raceway’s horse of the year for 2023.

Inverness MLA and Nova Scotia Finance Minister Allan MacMaster commented on the recently released federal budget. On Tuesday afternoon, federal finance minister Chrystia Freeland tabled the over 400 page budget, which includes over $52.9 billion in new spending over five years. When asked for a comment, MacMaster said the province…