The Digby Courier

Former Clare MLA Wayne Gaudet discusses the Digby school review process with municipal councillor David Tudor.I am writing about Digby Neck Consolidated School and the closure of Nova Scotia’s rural schools in ...

Feb. 2, 1976, Ground Hog Day, was a Monday. I remember because I had spent the weekend visiting my girlfriend in Digby, and was headed back for afternoon classes at Acadia University. I took the Acadian Lines Bus out of Digby at 11:05 and arrived ...

I would like to ask the churches this question. When was the last time that they helped the good folks in their community? Are you helping someone with their rent or mortgage, etc., with food, unemployed and can’t get a job or give a homeless person ...

I asked her to send me the details in an email and I received that email today and have typed it up at the bottom of this article. If you have any information that may help Mrs. McDonald, you can post that info on our Facebook page or email me ...

We lose many young first and second year officials, 14 to 16-year-olds, because they are intimidated by coaches or parents. You can hardly blame them; being yelled at by an adult for doing their job is not something they expected nor is it much ...

Nova Scotia's rural population is in decline and our demographics show that we have one of the oldest populations in Canada (median age in Syria 22, Nova Scotia 44). Time and again we here the theme from reliable sources, such as the Ivany report ...

No doubt some people will say, "So what? Just another cat." But for members of the Society for the Friends of Ferals, who have been feeding Little Mama and several other feral cats on the Digby waterfront for years, this small tragedy was yet another ...

The report, which supposedly was even supported by the marine-based fin-fish industry, acknowledged the many concerns of all the stakeholders and called for a complete overhaul of the regulatory system and a change of attitude in government whereby ...

It is sad when we hear of a daughter trying to keep her job and care for her mom who now travels to Yarmouth twice a week for dialysis, more so when we learn the mom is a former nurse at DGH who must travel to undergo 3-4 hours on dialysis because ...

The government’s secret police Bill C-51 is reckless, dangerous, and ineffective. The bill is reckless because it turns CSIS into a ‘secret police’ force with little oversight or accountability. The bill is dangerous because it opens the door for ...