It’s the latest incident at the colliery operated by Kameron Coal, a subsidiary of U.S.-based Mining Corp. Continue reading →

Joanne Larade was pushing to have dedicated housing for people with physical disabilities provided by the government. Continue reading →

Kameron Coal’s operations in Cape Breton were suspended for just under a month by the province in late December. Continue reading →

Dr. Murdock Arthur Smith is described as “a pillar of Cape Breton’s medical community” by Doctors Nova Scotia. Continue reading →

The camp, on private property near a secluded lake southeast of Sydney, has been spray-painted with homophobic slurs, crude images and obscene insults. Continue reading →

Diego Kuri says rugby has risks like any sport, and he believes the game makes him a better athlete and person. Continue reading →

Jordan Bonaparte is joined by Ken Jessome, who, back in the summer of 1970, lost two of his childhood friends under strange circumstances. Continue reading →

The tournament is in support of the Davin Moxsom Rugby Scholarship, which is awarded to a Dartmouth High rugby player who best represents the qualities Moxsom brought to the sport. Continue reading →

Thursday’s decision by the Nova Scotia School Sport Federation to ban high school rugby was a massive blow for 16-year-old Charlotte Thomas, along with many others. Continue reading →

The Nova Scotia School Athletic Federation says the decision to cancel rugby is effective Thursday. Continue reading →