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The extra cost to get a COVID test before entering our country will soon be dropped. Reports suggest the need for a pre-arrival test will be lifted April 1. The rules in place right now require a nega...

Bilingual stop signs will soon be put up in Argyle. At their monthly meeting, the municipal council approved a motion to exchange the existing signs, for ones in both French and English. Argyle Warden...

Prime Minister Justin Trudeau says Canada will be doing more to help Ukraine. Trudeau says he’ll be traveling to Brussels next week for NATO meetings. “To prevent this war from expanding a...

After Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky spoke in the House of Commons yesterday, many MP’s were met with sanctions barring them from entering Russia. Among those, Cape Breton Canso MP Mike ...

In early 2020, terms like Coronavirus, SARS-coV-2, and Covid-19 were not in the vocabulary of the general public. Little was known about the virus that was making the news across the globe, but it fel...

Money for mental health initiatives in our province. The Mental Health Foundation of Nova Scotia will receive three million dollars from the provincial government to help support many different projec...

Canada’s inflation rate jumped to 5.7 per cent in February, up from 5.1 per cent a month earlier. Statistics Canada announced Wednesday that it was the largest gain recorded in more than 30 year...

Ukraine’s president spoke delivered an address to Canada’s House of Commons on Tuesday. Volodymyr Zelensky virtually discussed the ongoing conflict in his country as Russia continues its a...

A sports doctor, originally from Shelburne County, was part of the Team Canada National Women’s Hockey team staff at the Olympics. Dr. Tina Atkinson was the Team Physician for the gold medal win...

A program helping seniors stay connected in Shelburne just received provincial funding. A grant of $25,000 was given to the Shelburne County Mental Health & Wellness Association’s Warm Line ...