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Gasoline and Diesel Prices Fall in latest setting by the Nova Scotia Energy Board

You will be paying a little less at the pump the next time you fill up. The Nova Scotia Energy Board set its weekly gasoline and diesel prices overnight. Gas fell 2.6 cents a litre. The price for a litre of regular self-serve unleaded ranges from $1.37 to $1.39.3 in the eastern mainland and Port Hawkesbury. For the rest of Cape Breton, it’s $1.37.8 to $1.40. Diesel is down slightly, 0.7 cents. The price for a litre of diesel is from $1.55.9 to $…Port Hawkesbury · Port Hawkesbury Read Article

World Homeless Day - Port Hawkesbury Reporter

Every Nova Scotian deserves a safe place to sleep at night.Homelessness is not a single problem with a simple solution. It is a complex social issue with deep and widespread roots – but it is also a deeply personal experience.The solution may not be simple, but it’s not impossible either.Today, October 10, World Homeless Day, is a reminder that there are people behind the numbers: friends, family members, neighbours – members of our communities …Homelessness · Port Hawkesbury Read Article

Women’s health care an afterthought for the Houston government: NDP - Port Hawkesbury Reporter

The IWK Foundation released new research and firsthand accounts of thousands of women on their experiences and struggles to get the health care they need. Strikingly, the IWK research found that 70 per cent of women said the current system doesn’t meet their needs. While systemic change is needed to prioritize care for women and gender-diverse Nova Scotians and to fund research on women’s health issues, there are steps the government can take i…Health Care · Port Hawkesbury Read Article

It’s not about left or right – it’s about community - Port Hawkesbury Reporter

I had an entirely different column planned for this week. However, after hearing recent comments accusing me of being “too far left” from some readers and “too far right” from others, I decided it was worth taking a brief detour. If both sides believe I’m leaning the other way, perhaps that’s a sign I’m striking the right balance. Political affiliation has always shaped public discourse, but lately, it seems the volume has been turned all the wa…Port Hawkesbury · Port Hawkesbury Read Article

Social media and youth: What we know and what comes next - Port Hawkesbury Reporter

Growing up today isn’t like it was five, 10, 15 years ago. Thanks to social media, life is both under a microscope and amplified far beyond our local communities. There’s no question, this can affect young people – anyone with kids sees it, and our children and youth are living it, from harmful content and misinformation distorting how youth see themselves and each other to online bullying. Although there are serious challenges, social media can…Social Media · Port Hawkesbury Read Article

Mulling over public transit in Inverness County - Port Hawkesbury Reporter

PORT HOOD: Municipal officials in Inverness County are exploring ways to improve how residents get from Point A to Point B. “We want to get the community more interested and engaged in talking about public transportation and how it can be a great service,” Director of Culture and Community Development for the Municipality of the County of Inverness Morgan Murray said. Murray appeared before council on Oct. 2, to present an update on the county’s…Port Hawkesbury · Port Hawkesbury Read Article

Flooding forces temporary relocation of residents at Foyer Père Fiset Nursing Home - Port Hawkesbury Reporter

CHÉTICAMP: A wastewater backup at Foyer Père Fiset Nursing Home on Oct. 8 caused significant flooding within the facility, forcing the temporary relocation of several residents and prompting a large-scale cleanup and damage assessment. According to a statement from the County of Inverness Municipal Housing Corporation, two residential wings were affected by the incident, impacting 44 of the home’s 70 residents. Ten residents have been relocated …Port Hawkesbury · Port Hawkesbury Read Article

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It’s not about left or right – it’s about community - Port Hawkesbury Reporter

Social media and youth: What we know and what comes next - Port Hawkesbury Reporter

Mulling over public transit in Inverness County - Port Hawkesbury Reporter

Flooding forces temporary relocation of residents at Foyer Père Fiset Nursing Home - Port Hawkesbury Reporter

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New Inverness multicourt facility opens for play

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Women’s health care an afterthought for the Houston government: NDP - Port Hawkesbury Reporter

It’s not about left or right – it’s about community - Port Hawkesbury Reporter

Social media and youth: What we know and what comes next - Port Hawkesbury Reporter

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Flooding forces temporary relocation of residents at Foyer Père Fiset Nursing Home - Port Hawkesbury Reporter