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

All three levels of government are improving wastewater management in Canso. The Municipality of Guysborough, ...

The federal fisheries minister Diane Lebouthillier  is reaching out to commercial fishers and First Nations before she makes a final decision on this year's Maritime baby eel fishery. Cape Breton-Canso MP Mike Kelloway is the Parlaimentary Secretary to the minister.  He says the minister has sent a letter to the…

Cape Breton-Canso MP Mike Kelloway says he is impressed by the community spirit by local residents as his riding was hit hard by two major storms this month. Kelloway says he's heard of many examples of people helping one another; a friend, a neighbour or someone they've never met in…

Cape Breton-Canso MP Mike Kelloway says he's seen many examples of local residents helping one another, as we dig out from this massive storm.  Kelloway says he's not surprised with the generosity of neighbours helping neighbours, and people helping strangers. Recently Kelloway saw a report of a personal care worker…

Cape Breton-Canso MP Mike Kelloway said recent funding announcements for comfort centres in the riding are essential investments. Earlier this month, Kelloway announced $300,000 in funding through the Hurricane recovery fund for improvements to 10 climate comfort centre in Richmond County, and $300,000 to upgrade 15 climate comfort centres in…

Cape Breton-Canso MP Mike Kelloway said a recent health care funding agreement between the federal and provincial government is critical. Earlier this month, the feds and the Nova Scotia Government announced a bilateral agreement of more than $355 million over the next three years. Through this federal funding, Nova Scotia…

An investment of over $13.6 million was announced Monday, that will go to towns, municipalities, local busines...

At a time when many Maritime seniors are struggling with inflation, the federal government has pledged some extra funding to help them with daily living expenses.

On Friday the federal government announced almost $200,000 in funding to install generators and make the Glace Bay Fire Hall and the John J. Nugent Firemans Centre in Sydney Mines, N.S., comfort centres.