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The province is pumping $10 million to help communities tackle food insecurity. Over 120 organizations will re...

A long-awaited nursing-home expansion in Cheticamp is getting closer to reality. It's expected a construction ...

Inverness MLA Allan MacMaster announced the Foyer Pere Fiset nursing home in Cheticamp expects to issue a tender for expansion this spring with the hope of construction beginning in the fall. MacMaster said the project was announced a long time ago, noting it is part of an effort to set…

The number of visitors to our province was up in 2023. The province says 2.2 million people travelled to Nova ...

The Nova Scotia government says it is writing off $11.6 million in “uncollectable debts” stretching back several years.

The Nova Scotia government says it is writing off $11.6 million in “uncollectable debts” stretching back several years.

The province is writing off $11.6 million in unpaid debts.  Government officials says it is mainly unpaid fines, loans and fees from previous years. Finance Minister and Inverness MLA Allan MacMaster says removing debts unlikely to be paid is a standard accounting practice that keeps government financial statements accurate.  He…

On March 19, the Nova Scotia Legislature unanimously passed a motion calling on all local members of parliament to vote against the carbon tax set to come into effect on April 1. Inverness MLA and deputy premier Allan MacMaster introduced the motion. While the increase is imminent, MacMaster said it…

More trails for the Municipality of the County of Inverness. All three levels of government are combining $14 ...

Last week, Inverness MLA and Deputy Premier Allan MacMaster announced funding for upgrades to eight local community halls through the Community Facilities Improvement Program. MacMaster noted the halls are home to community festivals, important fundraising events, and local heritage, adding the funding will help keep the halls in shape and…