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Vol. 41, No. 12 March 21, 2018

144389 Opposition mobilizes to MGA changes

by Matt Draper The Reporter [email protected]

GUYSBOROUGH: A local municipality and the Cham- ber of Commerce are not happy with proposed changes to the province’s Municipal Government Act (MGA). On March 8, the Province of Nova Scotia introduced Bill 85 to amend Chapter 18 of the Municipal Government Act respecting Cape Breton Regional Municipality (CBRM). The Municipality of the District of Guysborough feels the new act, if imposed, will negatively impact all the province’s municipalities. “Right now, it’s a level playing fi eld,” said Guysborough Warden Vernon Pitts. “We know the rules and we do every- thing we can to stay within those rules, and we have. When the rules change halfway through the game, it’s not good for anyone, municipal units, as well as any proponents that are coming forward with projects.” If the CBRM request is granted, Pitts said Guysborough will ask for the same consideration. “If the province is going to grant that for one, it should be granted for all,” said Pitts. “I would far sooner see it not granted at all. That would be my fi rst choice. Second choice is, if you’re going to do it, let’s be fair here and do it for everyone.” photo by Melanie holder Strait area Ground Search and rescue hosted a map and compass course last weekend at their headquarters in Monas- Continued on page 2 tery. Participants received hands-on training in outdoor navigation. For more on the course, see page 5.

also invaluable in promoting Doctor interested in Richmond County their areas. “We’re focused on areas that we know that there are current va- by Jake Boudrot Editor didate would choose the area to for us to go ahead and say we have “… If we have people who are cancies and a need to fi ll because [email protected] practice.” a physician because we want interested in Richmond County, there are people hoping to con- Because recruitment involves them on the ground and practic- more than one position interested tinue with access to family phy- HALIFAX: The Nova Scotia confi dential negotiations, Boone ing, and then we can say they’re in Richmond County, we’ll be sicians and hospital services that Health Authority (NSHA) has re- said the NSHA cannot discuss a here and they’re committed to the there to talk with them and see if some of these family physicians ceived interest from a physician timeline or other specifi cs until area,” Boone said. they’re interested.” would support,” he explained. considering locating in Rich- they have the all the regulatory After the sudden departure last Boone said the NSHA contin- mond County. and licensing pieces in place, summer of Dr. Yvonne Nault from ues to use aggressive methods Continued on page 2 NSHA Eastern Zone spokesper- have a formal commitment and St. Peter’s, regular emergency in physician recruitment. This son Greg Boone confi rmed last the physician is practicing locally. room closures at the Strait-Rich- includes advertising, travelling PRICE: $1.55 +HST week they are in discussions with Other factors that infl uence mond Hospital, and with thou- around the province and beyond, a physician. how long talks can take place in- sands of local patients without a having recruiters reach out to “In this situation, we have clude the current location of the doctor, Boone said the NSHA has medical students and medical someone who is interested in interested party and the physi- been hard at work. residents, attending recruitment the area and those discussions cians’ current duties. “We currently have one va- fairs and events, employing the are continuing,” Boone said on “There are a number of ele- cancy in the area and that’s what contacts of physicians currently March 14. “In this situation, ments that need to be put in the we’re working towards, but it under the NSHA, and acting on we’re hopeful and we’re also en- place and fi nalized, and until doesn’t mean we just recruit one tips from the public. couraged that the current can- that’s done, it’s not appropriate family physician,” Boone noted. Boone said communities are

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Continued from page 1 Provincial government Opposition mobilizes to MGA changes announces funding for The Atlantic Chamber of Commerce locations and allow the municipality to sent a letter to Premier Stephen McNeil sell land for less than fair market value. broadband and research to express concern with the proposed “We became very concerned very amendments. quickly because what that does is it “Our understanding of the amend- creates an unlevel playing field in the by Melanie holder The Reporter ments is that CBRM will be conferred Province of Nova Scotia,” Mombour- [email protected] an exemption from long-standing reg- quette said. “When you saw that bill hit ulations that prohibit municipalities the floor, you saw Guysborough with ANTIGONISH: Ahead of the new provincial from providing fiscal and real property very little choice but to come out and budget, the government announced that it will incentives to private businesses,” stated say ‘We’re against this is in principle, invest approximately $244 million in new proj- Sheri Somerville, CEO for the Atlantic however, if you give it to one you need ects by the end of this fiscal year. Chamber of Commerce “Many of our to give it to us.’ Obviously what we’re The funding will include a contribution of members agree that municipal gover- seeing here is a case of government over $120 million to improve high-speed Inter- nance needs to be modernized, but this doing the opposite of creating winning net for under-served communities, and an ad- specific circumstance is not helpful.” conditions for business because they’re ditional $40 million for research in several pri- When asked for comment, Strait Area changing the rules mid-stream and, in ority areas, including post-secondary research Chamber of Commerce executive direc- this case, creating government-enabled in oceans, clean energy, and health. tor Amanda Mombourquette said the competition.” “Much of this has to do with funds related to proposed changes would allow for the Bill 85 will be discussed during the the 2017–2018 fiscal year,” said Randy Delorey, allan MacMaster randy Delorey CBRM to do tax exemptions and abate- spring session of the Nova Scotia Leg- MLA for Antigonish. “As the announcement ments for specific businesses in specific islature. highlighted, there was un-anticipated revenue portunity to apply for funding for individual from some off-shore royalties.” projects. Delorey said he felt that access to quality “I think investing heavily in research is broadband is particularly important to people recognized to provide academic as well as eco- in the Strait area. nomic value for the communities,” said Delo- Continued from page 1 “As a government, we’ve recognized the r e y. need for broadband improvements across ru- Delorey said the upcoming budget will be ral Nova Scotia for several years,” he said. the government’s third balanced budget in a Doctor interested in Richmond County “Those investments will be helpful for stu- r o w. dents studying and working from home, for “I think Nova Scotians will be pleased that “… We have communities that have “From our perspective, we know that employment, and even for business opportuni- we continue to live within our means while put together promotional Web sites and the committee has been active in the past ties. Even in the tourism sector, people expect investing in priority areas for all Nova Sco- promotional videos to promote their ar- and it’s important because we can’t do it to be able to have a good broadband connec- tians,” he said. eas, to show the lifestyle and cultural ele- alone,” the spokesperson acknowledged. tion.” Allan MacMaster, MLA for Inverness, ments of communities.” “The communities show themselves as He added that the Department of Business agrees improving high speed Internet access On November 2, the NSHA met with what they have to offer, as welcoming has been conducting an analysis of earlier is one of the most important issues facing the Richmond County Physician Recruit- communities, and that all fits into the efforts to improve broadband connectivity in people in the Strait area and he is pleased to ment Committee, which was revived late mix of people making a decision to locate Nova Scotia. see the provincial government is working to last year. Boone said one of the main top- in Richmond County or the other areas “What we’ve learned from those lessons is improve service. ics surrounded physician retention. of the zone.” that the single standard was adopted across “The federal government has put money “They talked about how they can help In the meantime, Boone added that the province and it took many years to roll out. aside for improving high speed internet and us in certain ways with recruitment and physician recruitment in the area cover- What was the standard at the time they started having provincial dollars should attract fed- retention because retention is an impor- ing Antigonish and Guysborough coun- the initiative was no longer the standard for eral dollars to make that amount even larger,” tant piece,” he said. “It’s great to get a ties, along with Cape Breton, is ongoing. broadband when it finished,” said Delorey. he said. person to come to an area but you want “We’re recruiting, basically, every day,” He said the government’s goal is to develop Although he is pleased with the investment, to keep them in area, so the people can Boone said. “We don’t get into specifics a strategy tailored to the needs of each com- MacMaster hopes any future projects keep make it their home and become part of about how long we’ve talking with po- munity that will keep pace with the growing pace with changing technology. the community as well.” tential candidates. We are always talking demand for data. “I’m hopeful that the investments that are Boone said the NSHA plans to hold with potential candidates. Delorey was also pleased with the invest- made will be ones that will last and will be ef- more meetings with the group because of “We work to encourage them to con- ment in research, which he feels has the poten- fective for people,” said MacMaster. their importance in helping bring physi- sider the area as a great place to come, tial to enhance work that is being done at lo- “Our demand is growing and I would like cians to the area. and work and play.” cal institutions such as StFX and Nova Scotia to make sure that any investment that is Community College. The funding will come in made for high speed Internet is effective and the form of an investment in Research Nova long-lasting, and that will depend on the tech- Scotia Trust and researchers will have an op- nology that is chosen.” Sexual assault suspect to Conditional sentence results stand trial in September from RCMP raid on business by Matt Draper The Reporter in late November stated officers began in- [email protected] vestigating an allegation of sexual assault by Matt Draper The Reporter Tyrell pleaded guilty to the charge on following a complaint made by an 18-year- [email protected] March 13 and the crown withdrew charges ANTIGONISH: A man facing sexual as- old woman on November 22. The alleged in- of possessing cannabis resin with the pur- sault charges is set to go to trial later this cident occurred on the StFX campus during PORT HAWKESBURY: A man found guilty pose of trafficking and possessing tetrahy- year. the weekend of November 18-19. On Novem- of a drug charge following a police raid at drocannabinol for the purpose of traffick- During a court appearance on March 14, ber 22, RCMP arrested two men in connec- a local business received a conditional sen- ing. a judge ordered Jonah Williams of Halifax tion with the complaint. tence. The charges stem from a search by the to return to Antigonish Provincial Court on Police also stated another victim, a On March 13, Michael Tyrell received a Inverness-Richmond Street Crime Enforce- September 10 and 11 to stand trial on two 19-year-old woman, came forward and al- six month conditional sentence order dur- ment Unit and the Inverness District RCMP sexual assault charges. leged that one of the accused in this inci- ing a sentencing hearing in Port Hawkes- at the Island Hemp storefront on Granville Williams faces another sexual assault dent sexually assaulted her on two separate bury Provincial Court. He is also subject to Street in Port Hawkesbury on September 22. charge alongside Tyler Ball of Truro. The occasions on campus, once in September a 10-year firearm prohibition and must pay Police seized cannabis marijuana, cannabis pair is set to return to Antigonish Provin- and once in November of last year. $100. marijuana products, and cash during the cial Court on June 11 and 12 for a prelimi- Both Williams and Ball are former mem- As part of the conditional sentence, Tyrell search. Tyrell was arrested, charged and nary hearing. bers of the StFX University football pro- must keep the peace, appear in court when later released. A release from Antigonish RCMP issued gram. required, report to a supervisor, remain in Port Hawkesbury RCMP staff Sgt. Greg the province, and notify the court of any Redl said, at the time, the bust resulted from changes to his name or address. multiple people providing tips. Strait area Ground Impaired driver arrested Search and Rescue hosts map and at RCMP detachment compass course ANTIGONISH: Police arrested and tions not to consume alcohol. charged a man, who drove to a detach- As a result, Michael Taylor Pinkham ment to have a friend released from cus- has been charged with: impaired opera- tody, with impaired driving. tion of a motor vehicle; operating a motor photo by Melanie holder Just before 5 p.m. on March 13, police vehicle over the legal limit; two counts of located an intoxicated 27-year-old man Participants received in- failure to comply with an undertaking; struction in map reading from Roachville, Guysborough County and public intoxication. from Tanya Mcchesney and at the Antigonish District RCMP detach- other members of Strait ment. The RCMP said in a press release Pinkham was remanded into custody. area Ground Search and that their investigation determined the He appeared in Antigonish Provincial rescue at the group’s map “heavily intoxicated” man was driving Court on March 14 where he was re- and compass course last his 2008 Pontiac Wave when he arrived at leased. He is scheduled to return to court weekend. the detachment. As well, he was on condi- in Antigonish on April 4. porthawkesburyreporter.com March 21, 2018 The RepoRTeR 3 Antigonish votes against overturning fracking ban

by Matt Draper The Reporter William Cormier which would ask the prov- [email protected] ince to add provisions into future fracking regulations that would allow municipalities ANTIGONISH: Town council voted unani- to veto fracking. Members voted to table the mously not to support a motion to have the Cormier’s motion until more information is provincial government overturn its ban on received. hydraulic fracturing. Last month, council members received Council made its decision during a regular correspondence sent from the Municipality monthly meeting of Antigonish Town Coun- of the District of Guysborough asking for cil on March 19. There was a full house at the support of a motion passed by its council meeting as several people attended the pro- which stated, “that the Council of the Munic- ceedings following an anti-fracking rally out- ipality of the District of Guysborough write side Town Hall prior to the council meeting. the Premier of Nova Scotia, with copies to “We’re happy to see engagement in any is- all members of the Legislature, indicating sue that comes along and I knew that fracking that in light of the recent release of the Nova would be very controversial and I’m happy Scotia Onshore Petroleum Atlas Project con- to see so many people out,” said Antigonish firming the economic potential for onshore There was a healthy crowd at Monday night’s meeting of antigonish Town council. Mayor Laurie Boucher. hydrocarbon development, that we strongly While the vote itself was unanimous, some urge the province to create regulations and Antigonish CAO Geoff MacLellan said unanimous decision, adding it sends a mes- on council called for more information. legislation that remove the ban on fracking town council looked at the letter last month sage to industry groups who are pushing for “It’s important to keep an open mind,” said in Nova Scotia and design a program that but with mayor Laurie Boucher and council- fracking. Boucher. “We have to speak to industry. We provides strict guidelines and parameters lor Donnie MacInnis not available, members “We think that message is that Nova Sco- have to speak to the science field. We also under which a pilot project can be initiated deferred the matter to Monday night’s coun- tians are still firmly against [hydraulic frac- have to speak to our First Nations [residents] to determine whether this resource can be cil meeting. turing] as we were two years ago,” he said. and get their input as well.” safely developed for the benefit of all Nova Boucher said she was not surprised to see While Yancey said he feels it is fine if Council also voted to table a motion by Scotians.” the turn-out for the meeting, noting the area council seeks information on both sides of has a large group of citizens who are pas- the issue, he would rather see town resources sionate about the environment. looking at renewable energy sources “and Patrick Yancey, who helped organize the not revisiting debates that have already been rally, said he was pleased with council’s thoroughly debated.”

Pieridae selects investment advisors

by Matt Draper The Reporter “We feel it’s going to help a lot in gathering [email protected] all the capital needed to build the facility.” In a press release, Pieridae CEO Alfred So- HALIFAX: The company behind a pro- rensen stated it is proud to have partnered posed Liquified Natural Gas (LNG) facility with Morgan Stanley and Société Générale, continues to push forward. calling their involvement a testament to the On February 27, Pieridae Energy Limited credibility of Pieridae Energy’s progress to announced it engaged Morgan Stanley And date. Co. and Société Générale Americas Securities The Goldboro LNG project consists of to serve as financial advisors for Pieridae’s an LNG processing facility, storage tanks, Goldboro LNG project. power plant, and marine works. Racicot said A release from Pieridae states the com- there are three things the company needs to pany plans to “raise up to the US $10 billion put in place prior to building the facility. in equity and project financing to fulfill its “We need to get the gas resource,” he said. mandate to become the first independently “There is the transportation of that gas, photos by Matt Draper operated integrated LNG project in North that’s the second part. And then there is a hydraulic fracturing protesters gathered in front of antigonish Town hall on Monday night America.” third part; the financing and that’s one of prior to the meeting of antigonish Town council. Pieridae CFO Mario Racicot said the com- the steps we took with Morgan Stanley and pany issued a request for proposals to seven Société Générale. Once we have those three large investment banks, noting the project things tied up, then we go to FID [final in- required top tier investment bankers. vestment decision]. Right after the FID, we “Basically, Morgan Stanley had the better can close financing and start building the offer and the better service,” said Racicot. facility.” Big plans for Keppoch Mountain

by Matt Draper The Reporter something worthy of at- [email protected] tracting investment of this size,” Fraser said. ANTIGONISH: The federal government is Dr. Chiasson said kicking in some money for a local sports facil- volunteers are looking ity that wants to host national events. toward the future of On March 11, Central Nova MP Sean Fraser the facility, noting mod- announced $275,000 for upgrades to the Kep- ifications are needed poch Four Season Park. in order to host the na- Positive Action for Keppoch Society pres- tional level races. ident, Dr. John Chiasson, said the money “We need to have will go toward a $630,000 expansion project Sean Fraser some viewing areas planned for the mountain. Dr. Chiasson said for officials, we need to the goal is to expand the facility’s trail net- have seating area for spectators, we needed work to be able to stage national level moun- to build some new trails,” said Dr. Chaisson. tain bike races in 2019 and 2020. “We’re going to put in some climbing struc- “The reason the federal government is so tures for kids. It’s really going to make the interested in the project beyond supporting place grow quite significantly.” immediate residents is because it represents Dr. Chaisson said the rest of the money an economic development opportunity for the for the expansion will come through funding region,” said Fraser. “Sport tourism is one from individuals and businesses, and they of the fastest growing tourism sectors in the expect to see some provincial and municipal world right now, bike tourism in particular, funds, noting the society met with councils and to be able to host national downhill moun- for the Town of Antigonish and the County of tain bike races locally in Antigonish County Antigonish. is thought to be a great opportunity to bring “We expect it will all be in place and we’re tourists to the region that will spend money ready to start working on the trails immedi- in the community.” ately,” he said. “This has been a wonderful Fraser said he was thrilled to partner with initiative that anchors people from the com- the Positive Action for Keppoch Society, not- munity around us and opens the door to out- ing projects get off the ground when citizens door recreation for families, for people of all 146519 take action. abilities, and it attract people from outside “This investment is really a reflection of the province as well as from within the entire how hard the community has worked to build province. We’re quite proud of it.” porthawkesburyreporter.com 4 The RepoRTeR March 21, 2018 Strait area Ground Search and Rescue hosts map and compass course

by Melanie holder The Reporter “We’re responsible for administering that in the province [email protected] of Nova Scotia. We go into the schools and teach kids what to do if they get lost in the woods,” said Sampson. “It’s a preven- MONASTERY: Strait Area Ground Search and Rescue tative thing.” (SAGSR) offered two days of hands-on training last weekend. In addition to providing safety information to the public, Tanya McChesney and other members of SAGSR delivered Sampson says hosting the courses help raise awareness of a map and compass course at the organization’s headquar- SAGSR and generates new membership. Participants who de- ters in Monastery on March 17 and 18. The course is required cide to become a member of SAGSR have their registration training for members of the volunteer organization, but reg- fee waived. istration was open to the general public as well. “People get excited about it and sometimes that’s all it “The information itself is valuable to the normal person takes,” said Sampson. who spends time in the woods,” said SAGSR search manager Tony Sampson. “So if people want to take these courses, we’re only too happy to give them the information they need to become comfortable and to keep them from becoming one photos by Melanie holder of our subjects.” Participants received hands-on practice using a map and The 12 participants learned how to use a map and compass compass at a training course last weekend hosted by Strait together, and how to make adequate plans before going into area Ground Search and rescue. the woods. Participants broke into smaller groups to practice their new skills outdoors. On Saturday and Sunday evening, Sampson urges anyone interested in getting involved with groups of four took part in a night-time navigation exercise. SAGSR to contact him or the group’s Facebook page. He sug- Sampson said the course is helpful for a variety of outdoor gests prospective members attend a meeting to learn more activities. When he became involved with SAGSR over 30 about the organization. years ago, Sampson said the group was often called to search “That gives them the opportunity to see if they want to do for hunters who were required to carry a compass, but were it,” said Sampson. “Then we’ll put them on probation for six not necessarily trained to use it properly. These days, hunters months to a year, and we’ll try and get them their courses often use a GPS, but Sampson feels people should still have an like map and compass, and GPS. We’ll show them how to get understanding of how to navigate with a compass. equipped so they can become searchers.” “We still have legislation that says they should carry a com- pass, and common sense tells you that you should know how to use it,” said Sampson. “It’s all important stuff.” SAGSR hosts the map and compass course twice per year. They also offer other courses that are open to both members and the public, including a GPS course. Strait area Ground Search and rescue search manager “GPS is quite common now because everyone is getting in- Tony Sampson demonstrated the tracking equipment the Power outages hit volved in geocaching,” said Sampson. “So it’s kind of good to organization uses for its Project Lifesaver program. The learn all this, and kind of fun.” project helps protect vulnerable populations - such as chil- the Strait area SAGSR also runs an outdoor program for school-age chil- dren with autism, or people with dementia - from becom- dren called Hug a Tree. ing lost in the woods. by Jake Boudrot Editor [email protected]

HALIFAX: Thousands of Strait area residents were left in the dark last week. On March 13, the region was hit by a powerful late-win- Health department disagrees with NDP claims ter storm - featuring gale-force winds, high surf and a mix of snow and rain - which continued into March 14. by Matt Draper The Reporter MacDonald stated alternate levels of care can include According to Environment Canada, wind gusts at the [email protected] patients who are receiving palliative care; awaiting Port Hawkesbury Airport were as high as 85 kilometres an transfer to another facility such as a nursing home, resi- hour on the afternoon of March 14. HALIFAX: The province’s department of health is dis- dential care, personal care home or community services Nova Scotia Power (NSP) said approximately 4,263 cus- agreeing with one of the province’s opposition parties. facility; awaiting community services to be arranged; tomers in the Strait area were without power on March On March 7, the Nova Scotia NDP caucus issued a and others who face similar circumstances. 14. Of those, there were four in Antigonish County, 39 in press release stating a Freedom of Information Request “Over the last five years, 267 patients died in hospital Guysborough County, 1,080 in Inverness County, and 3,140 found 305 patients passed away while waiting for nursing in the Eastern Zone who were also on a wait list for a in Richmond County. home placement in Cape Breton over the past five years. Department of Health and Wellness funded and licensed By the night of March 14, NSP said it restored power to “It is unacceptable to see so many people spending facility,” stated MacDonald. “Of those, 258 were in Cape 112,000 customers province-wide. their last days in hospitals, instead of receiving proper Breton.” “Crews have pushed through challenging conditions long-term care,” stated Tammy Martin, MLA for Cape Over the same time period, stated MacDonald, 837 and continue to make significant progress for our custom- Breton Centre and NDP spokesperson for health. “We patients in hospital were placed in DHW funded and li- ers,” said Sean Borden, Nova Scotia Power’s storm lead on need more nursing home beds in Cape Breton and I can’t censed long term care facilities. As of March 4, 2018, 66 March 14. “High winds today caused new outages and re- understand why the Liberals have failed to open a single patients are in hospital in the Eastern Zone who are also sulted in more damage in many communities. Crews have new nursing home bed since they were elected in 2013.” on a wait list for a DHW funded and licensed facility. been replacing snapped poles and dealing with fallen trees The release also stated Cape Breton has what the NDP “In 2016/17, the Eastern Zone had 59 beds designated on lines. Still, we anticipate restoring service to the vast called a disproportionate number of patients waiting for alternate level of care patients staffed and in opera- majority of customers this evening.” over a year in hospital beds for placement in a nursing tion,” stated MacDonald. “In the past five years, the num- NSP said some smaller outages, and others in isolated ar- home, noting 47 people have spent 365 days waiting in ber of alternate level of care bed days in Eastern Zone eas, or where crews found more extensive damage requir- hospital beds for placement over the past five years. decreased by 39 per cent. Over half [58 per cent] of alter- ing more complicated repairs, were restored on March 15. When contacted for comment, M.J. MacDonald, exec- nate level of care patients in the province are 80 years After losing power on March 14, early on the morning of utive director of risk mitigation-continuing care with of age and older, and 19 per cent are 90 and older. That March 15, parts of Isle Madame, including West Arichat, the Department of Health and Wellness (DHW), said the is consistent with the Eastern Zone where 52 per cent of again lost power for approximately five hours. Other parts number is for the Eastern Zone, which also includes An- alternate level of care patients are over 80 years of age of the island, including Little Anse and Rocky Bay, lost tigonish and Guysborough, as well as Cape Breton. and 17 per cent are 90 years and over.” power early in the evening of March 14, and only had ser- “Not all patients designated as alternate level of care As for what the province is doing to improve things for vice restored later the next day. are waiting for a placement in a Department of Health those looking for nursing home placement, MacDonald “Customers in West Arichat were affected by power out- and Wellness funded and licensed facility,” stated Mac- stated continuing care has a number of components and ages of a few hours each…” said NSP spokesperson Tif- Donald in an e-mail. “Patients in hospital are designated is always evolving. fany Chase. “Both outages were the result of temporary as alternate level care when they no longer require ser- “We are looking at care in the community, home care interference with the lines, the cause of which is unde- vices in an acute care setting and have been medically and long-term care, and how to meet the current and fu- termined. In both cases, crews were able to successfully discharged. ture needs of our aging population,” stated MacDonald. re-energize the lines with no further issues. [The March “Not all alternate level of care patients are waiting “We are improving workplace safety, enhancing care 15] restoration took slightly longer as crews were simulta- for a placement, but patients waiting for placement in a benefits, and being responsive to technological changes neously investigating and responding to many more out- Department of Health and Wellness funded and licensed in the industry. 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PORT HAWKESBURY: Destination Cape DCBA set up an exhibit showcasing Cape Breton Association (DCBA) is making Breton in Ottawa last summer as part of plans for 2018 following another year of Canada’s 150 celebrations. growth in the local tourism sector. Tulle said one of DCBA’s goals for 2018 is On Monday, DCBA hosted a tourism in- to grow its current on-line marketing strat- dustry session at the Port Hawkesbury egies by working with influencers who Civic Centre. The event was the first of have strong social media platforms. In this four industry sessions that will take place way, Tulle hopes to tap into communities across Cape Breton over the coming week. with shared interests such as hiking. “It’s really a chance to let everybody “We are looking to work with individu- know what we’re doing from a tourism per- als who are passionate about hiking and to spective for the coming year,” said Mary work with what we call a community of in- Tulle, CEO for DCBA. “We’re sharing some terest group, or those who love hiking and of our results from 2017, what we put for- have followings, to help us influence people ward as goals, and what we achieved.” to come here,” said Tulle. In 2016, Cape Breton saw a substantial “We are also focusing on working with increase in visitors, which Tulle attributed what we call our ‘travel trade’ or those in- to factors such as the “Trump bump” and dividuals from around the world who sell the viral social media campaign launched tourism product and tourism packages, ei- by The Farmer’s Daughter Country Market ther directly or through travel agents.” in Whycocomagh to recruit new employ- The industry session was attended by ees. tourism operators, business leaders, and photo by Melanie holder “We went into 2017 after a 16 per cent in- community members. Throughout the Destination cape Breton association (DcBa) hosted a tourism industry session in Port hawkes- crease in room nights sold. We were hoping sessions, Tulle hopes to gather input from bury on Monday. The discussion was led by senior marketing partner Terry Smith (left), cEO to maintain that, because that’s an extraor- stakeholders that will help the DCBA de- Mary Tulle, and digital marketing officer Kristine Mills. dinary growth,” said Tulle. “What we had velop new marketing strategies. Tulle said until the end of November 2017 is a five per Monday’s session generated some posi- cent increase again in the number of room tive discussion around topics such as the nights sold.” shared economy and cultural events. Tulle says the DCBA uses information “It was recognized that festivals and Honda Civic they gather to inform future marketing events are those anchors that will keep strategies and identify target demograph- people here longer, and so there was dis- Canada’s dream drive x 20 ics. Tulle said Cape Breton’s strongest cussion on a post-Celtic Colours Festival tourism markets are Ontario, Quebec and event and how things like that can be mo- New England. bilized, and we were delighted to be able to “We saw a huge increase last year from update that there is one hopefully in the Ottawa specifically. We feel that has a lot works,” Tulle added. to do with the activation that we did in Ot- tawa called Inspiration Village,” said Tulle.

Antigonish residents challenge rezoning

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Recent funding decisions by the federal and provincial govern- ment Offi ce and the Cape Breton Partnership. Not just deterring businesses and employers from setting up ments can help upgrade high speed Internet service throughout Between 120 and 125 Richmond County residents came forward shop in under-serviced areas, prospective homeowners, young the Strait area. at a community meeting last August to express concern with the families and others have been discouraged from moving to cer- On March 15, Premier Stephen McNeil announced the prov- quality of landline service. Paon says the issue is compounded tain areas because of the lack of services, and that negatively ince was providing more than $120 million in one-time funding, by the lack of cell phone coverage in many areas, which she de- affects the economy. generated from offshore revenues, to help expand and improve scribed as “an emergency management issue.” These residents have rights to basic communication, and that high-speed internet service to homes and businesses, and en- Paon says that although Bell Aliant has been working to repair is not a privilege. hance service for under-served communities. the equipment, residents are still having problems. Although government has stepped up to address Internet is- Part of the federal government’s budget released on February The PC MLA wants the Canadian Radio-Television and Tele- sues, cell and landline phone services are still lacking, and with- 27 called for an investment of $100 million over fi ve years to sup- communications Commission (CRTC) to review Bell Aliant’s in- out any investments, government will have to either work with port technological innovations such as low earth orbiting satel- frastructure and ensure there is a secondary source of communi- the private sector, or force providers to do what they should have lites, which have the potential to improve Internet access in rural cation in the area, like cell service. years ago. communities. On March 7, Paon brought up the topic of cell coverage, also Cape Breton-Canso MP Rodger Cuzner noted that the launch including the Dundee area, during Question Period in the Nova site being developed near Canso by Maritime Launch Services Scotia Legislature. Paon said she’s received letters from business will accommodate this type of satellite. owners about the issue and asked Minister of Business Geoff These funding announcements were welcome news in the MacLellan if he believes reliable cell coverage is critical to oper- EDITOR Jake Boudrot Strait area where offi cials, residents and business owners have ating a modern business. [email protected] been complaining about the poor level of high speed Internet ac- MacLellan acknowledged that the province has “to do better” cess and service for years. for rural areas from both business and safety perspectives. SPORTS REPORTER Grant McDaniel Unfortunately, no announcements addressed unacceptable While urban centres may be covered, Paon said people can’t be cell and landline phone service in many parts of the Strait area, sure they will have cell coverage from one moment to the next in [email protected] which has also been a hot button issue recently. some rural areas. After issues with cell and Internet services were raised at Phone and Internet services are vital. The fact that some Strait NEWS REPORTER Matt Draper council tables in Inverness County, Richmond County and Guys- area residents do not have even reliable landline phone connec- [email protected] borough, Antigonish Municipal Council recently discussed the tions, is simply disturbing, and the fact that people have to lobby issue. and complain to have basic communication infrastructure, is Antigonish Warden Owen McCarron took issue with the “huge completely unnecessary. REPORTER Melanie Holder gaps in our county,” noting they raised the need for stronger It’s clear that providers are not maintaining their infrastruc- [email protected] services with local MLAs and MPs. McCarron said a lot of rural ture to even acceptable levels, especially in sparsely populated businesses in the county require reliable cell coverage, as well as areas where they claim the business case does not support such ADVERTISING Nicole Fawcett high speed Internet service. investments. [email protected] On February 13, Cape Breton-Richmond MLA Alana Paon That goes beyond private sector interests. If these companies hosted a community meeting for the residents of Framboise, cannot provide essential services, then it’s time for the public Fourchu and Grand River who expressed frustration over un- sector, using entities like the CRTC, to force providers to bring ADVERTISING Melinda Grant reliable landline telephone service and the lack of cell phone service up to acceptable standards. [email protected] coverage in their communities. The meeting was attended by While such bold actions would at least ensure landline phone approximately 50 people, including municipal offi cials, as well service, that does not guarantee reliable cell phone service to Letters to the Editor as representatives from Richmond County’s Emergency Manage- parts of the Strait area that are essentially dead zones. It is the policy of The Reporter that letters to the editor should be kept brief and in good taste. Letters must be signed and include the writer’s phone number and address. 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The publisher reserves assistants, administrative assistants, custodians, bus drivers, Most of all, we need to quit referring to our education system the right to edit, revise, classify or reject any advertisement. cafeteria staff, coaches, guidance counsellors, and administra- as “broken.” I know fi rst-hand the high quality of the staff in tors. our system, and the incredible things they do for students daily. Nobody would deny that the education system needs more We need to start talking about all the good things that happen in Copyright 2018. resources to meet the ever-changing needs of students and the schools and classrooms. Editorial and advertising published in The Reporter may not be reproduced in any form without prior approval of the publisher. ever-increasing demands on staff; demands such as helping stu- Let’s talk about our strengths and successes. 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Repeating history Arichat Academy registers

by Don Boudrot

As early as 1824, a functioning school existed in Arichat 1924 3 Dorothy Young Francis 173/199 under the tutelage of John Walsh who instructed 30 to 40 1924 3 Anna Boucher Simon 141/199 aspiring scholars. 1924 3 Harold Maloney Wallace 140.5/199 By 1834, the school faced insurmountable financial dif- 1924 3 Xavier Boucher Simon 184/199 ficulties, and as a result, the creditors - primarily John 1924 3 Woodrow Wilson Daniel 135.5/199 Tyrrell, a prominent Arichat merchant - foreclosed on 1924 3 Edouard LeBlanc Andre 150.5/199 the property and took it over. Instead of closing it, Tyrrell 1924 3 Gustave Benoit Joseph 161/199 hired two lay teachers who instructed in English, French, 1924 3 Alfred Thurgood Edward 146/199 Greek, Latin, history, geography, navigation, mathemat- 1924 3 Bernadette Richard Pierre 153/199 Pictured is the former Arichat Academy. ics, logic, and rhetoric. This continued until 1842 when the 1924 2 Georges Samson George Petitpas 176/199 school was closed for want of a teacher. 1924 2 Francois Petitpas Walter 182/199 1924 2 Simon LeBlanc Casimir 122.5/199 In the summer of 1860, Les Frères des Écoles Chrétien’s 1924 3 Joseph Richard Pierre 85.5/199 1924 2 Charles LeBlanc Casimir 124.5/199 began teaching the boys of Arichat Academy. Soon 157 1924 2 Alvina Stone Charles 4/199 1924 1 Delina LeBlanc Casimir 31/199 students were enrolled at the new school, plus 28 mature 1924 1 Elsie Malzard Charles 94/199 1924 1 Daniel O’C. Madden William 130.5/199 students who took courses in the evening. 1924 1 Henri Theriault Alphonse 84/199 1924 1 Cecile Richard Pierre 26.5/199 In 1865, the provincial government passed an act which 1924 1 John Stone Charles 59.5/199 1924 1 Theophile Richard Pierre 116/199 designated the Brothers’ school and the convent as high 1924 1 Agnes Wilson Daniel 91.5/199 1924 1 Omer LeBlanc Godfrey 119/199 schools. This meant that all teachers were required to take 1924 2 Rose Anne Rancon Charles 152/199 1924 3 Alexandre Theriault Placide 140.5/199 examinations in English and the Brothers refused to sub- 1924 2 Agnes Mombourquette Simon 157.5/199 1924 1 Wilfred Theriault Placide 64.5/199 mit to this. They resigned and were replaced by lay teach- 1924 1 Arthur Stone Charles 55/199 1924 1 Bernadette Boucher Pierre Richard 34/199 ers, one of whom was Remi Benoit. 1924 1 Lawrence LeBlanc Albenie 112/199 1924 3 Thelma LeBlanc James Power 168/199 The following are taken from the registers of Arichat 1924 1 William LeBlanc Albenie 117/199 1924 3 Carl Burton Bertram 128.5/199 Academy from 1924 to 1935: 1924 2 Joseph Boudreau Daniel 142.5/199 1924 2 Irene Theriault John Sutherland 131/199 Student number one to student number forty-five were 1924 2 George Young Francis 172/199 1924 1 Emma Petitpas Walter 98/199 in the Primary section taught by Sr. Marie St. Prudent 1924 1 Simon Boucher Albert 94.5/199 1924 3 Emillie Boudreau John Sutherland 124.5/199 Yr. Gr. Name Parent Attendance 1924 1 Florence Northup William 49/199 1924 1 Arthur Madden William 42/199 1924 3 Agathe LeBlanc Godfrey 164/199 1924 3 Georgina LeBlanc Casimir 108.5/199 1924 1 Marie Goyetche Alphonse 87/199

Trump is president, so literally anything can happen. I truly Moment of Clarity believe the next American president could be a terrier. That is how little faith I have in politics ever making sense again, It’s blockbuster so I guess there is a chance after all. I wonder what pundits would then say about millennials? Would there be jokes about them killing the industry of kill- movie time ing? Seriously, this could be the start of an actual movement by Matt Draper The Reporter of people organized together in a common cause. If these [email protected] kids can make their voices loud enough and refrain from vi- olence themselves, I think they’ve got a chance of making We are approaching my favourite time of the year in that when high schoolers walked out of class. I wasn’t sure that some changes. That would be pretty fantastic. it is almost blockbuster season. sort of national activism was possible when it came to gun Also, on an unrelated note, and I am sad I have to write This year is very exciting as we just got over Black Pan- violence. I thought there would be a lot of conservative back- this… please stop using Adolph Hitler quotes in your ar- ther’s record breaking performance at the box office (I saw it lash and I haven’t heard anything major. guments about the government. It’s not funny, it’s not true, again after my initial reservations and it was great) and now Could this be the generation that finally makes a change it’s nothing but nonsense and no Canadian government de- it’s time for more. From Ready Player One, to Avengers: In- to America’s seemingly archaic gun laws? That would defi- serves such comparison. That is flat-out unfair. finity War, to the new Deadpool, it’s going to be a fun spring/ nitely be something. I wonder if this will finally become a vi- Why do people do this? Why is so much hatred in your summer. Also… those are just the big name flicks. There are able issue in an election. I don’t ever remember it being a big heart for you to go to such an ugly place and time in history? bound to be some interesting sleepers out there. part of any candidates’ campaign, presidential or otherwise. You don’t like your taxes? No one likes their taxes. But they With that level of positivity kicking things off, I figured Anyway, if someone is looking to engage the youth vote, pay for a lot of what makes us Canada, like our health care. why not keep it up. I’ve been a bit of a stress ball lately, and would that someone be willing to forsake the votes from gun I’d like to not have to pay taxes either, but good lord sir, cool I find pushing positivity oddly calming. Is that sappy? Sure. lovers? your jets. You really should sit out a few innings and think But it’s also the truth so… yeah. It stays. My initial felling was that it would never happen, but you about what you did. I was really pleased to see what happened in the States can’t say that about American politics considering Donald I’m done now.

porthawkesburyreporter.com 8 The RepoRTeR March 21, 2018 ends up being too late. Uniform Time Act was adopted in the U.S. Is it just me? It’s not just springing forward that robs me in 1966, and much of the world who partic- of sleep, confuses my appetite, and causes ipated in biannual time change fell in line Not much savings the clock in my car to be wrong for weeks so as to eliminate the headaches with trade at a time. When we fall back in November, and travel. I suffer through an adjustment phase, too. So for 50 years we’ve been changing our in Daylight Savings For the life of me, I can’t understand why clocks twice a year to save energy. Seriously, we play God with the clock, tampering with though with the computers and TVs and something that needs no fixing. I don’t know air conditioners that didn’t exist back then by Gina MacDonald The Reporter many people who welcome the time change, but that are whizzing away in most homes be it in spring or fall. It’s unnatural. around the world today, are we really saving Remind me again why we have Daylight for school when it’s pitch dark — or worse I’ll tell you how this whole mess started; any energy at all? I would argue that the sav- Saving Time? yet, in bed at a reasonable hour when it feels just about 100 years ago, because the sun ings is probably negligible. I’ve heard all the arguments: now we can much earlier than it is – is a challenge every was up for a time while most people were That said, I think we should drop Daylight barbeque at 7 p.m.; now we can walk later in time we engage in this arbitrary, ridiculous still asleep in the morning, it was decided Savings altogether. It’s the only way our the evening; now we’ll have more time to do change of the time. that light could be better used during the body clocks can adapt slowly and steadily things – but none of these points is enough It drives me nuts that for a whole month day when people were awake. The solution to more or less daylight. Observing the time to change my mind. I find the time change to 9 p.m. hits me like a ton of bricks because was to push the clocks ahead one hour in change wreaks havoc with our circadian be an insult to both my body and my brain. I miscalculated how late it was and now it’s the spring, forcing people to wake an hour rhythm, and studies have shown it increases It will take me at least another week to settle almost bedtime. I get behind in my house earlier. They would therefore require less the risk of stroke and heart attack. into a routine because my internal clock is work and take longer doing everything, energy to light their homes, saving fuel in The clock shift complicates timekeeping still holding on tight to its old settings. thinking I have much more time left to get what many viewed to be an energy crisis and can disrupt travel, billing, record keep- I hate that it stays dark for so long in the it done than I actually do. I even find myself during World War I. ing, and sleep patterns. Yet, for reasons no morning. I find it so much harder to get up feeding my family later because I’m used to When the days started getting shorter in one can really explain, it’s been mandatory and get going when it’s still dark. I wake up cooking at dusk, but now they’re all starving the fall and people awoke to increasing dark- in most of Canada for more than half a de- groggy and feel like it’s still 4 a.m. because by that time. More than once I’ve looked at ness, the clocks were turned back an hour to cade. Doesn’t make much sense to me. there is no light coming in the window. the kitchen clock (which, of course, reads get more light in the morning. While a few Because let’s be honest, who among us Whether they’re first graders or high the wrong time) and delayed putting supper different ideas for time adjustments were doesn’t have a clock that only reads the right school seniors, getting children out of bed on, thinking it was too early when really it attempted and changed over the years, the a time for half the year?

Contributed photos Betty Burke, playing a woman trying to find her ideal match via on-line dating, gets more than she bargained for when she meets fellow “Plenty of Fish” participants Robert Cotton The March 14 launch event for the New Horizons Arts for Seniors project saw the Richmond (left) and Gerry Samson, during this sketch from the “Senior Moments” theatrical revue. The Highlanders dance program, led by instructor Jennifer Mombourquette, taking the stage at show had its opening night on March 14 in L’Ardoise as part of the New Horizons Arts for the L’Ardoise Community Centre. The evening’s festivities also included two numbers from Seniors project. the MacAdian Ceilidh Dance Group.

This is my Cape Breton The Cheticamp River by Wally ellison

The Cheticamp River originates on the Northeast Margaree River, we noticed that northern plateau of Cape Breton and flows we weren’t very far from the deep gorge of some 25 kilometres westward to the Gulf of the Cheticamp River and decided to follow it St. Lawrence. to the coast. We almost dropped down within Beginning in peat bogs and barrens and the confines of its steep valley walls. Look- small lakes on top of the plateau, it starts ing out either side of the aircraft we were off a short lazy journey but soon drops down looking at the steep flanks that make up its into one of the most picturesque gorges sharply V-shaped profile. At the bottom of found anywhere in Cape Breton. Everlasting the V below us was the trace of white fast Barren, Bakeapple Barren, Cranberry Bar- flowing water, lots of rapids, and the occa- ren, and Rocky Barren are some of the large sional waterfall. tracts of wet boggy peat lands that are the At still over 1,000 feet above the river bed, source area for many of its small tributaries. it was hard to estimate the size of those On the high plateau much of the area is cascades. In most places along the rim of devoid of trees. Thickets of bushy, deformed the valley the elevation is at least 1,500 feet. conifers alternate with peat bogs. This part Many small streams erode deep short val- of Cape Breton is seldom seen by park vis- leys as they tumble over the edges to join the The Cheticamp River cuts a deep profile through the Cape Breton Highlands. The depth of itors or any of the people of our island. At main stream below. Robert Brook, Artemise the river below is over 1,000 feet from the rim of the valley’s edge. one time the 7-8 square kilometre Cheticamp Brook, LeBlanc Brook, Daphne Brook, and Lake was part of the headwaters of the Faribault Brook (named after the geologist gorge-like walls of the river a short distance to the river, the sea and the mountainous ter- Cheticamp River. who did a lot of geology work in the area) are upstream from the bridge. rain of the park. Located on the flats of the northern pla- just a few. It is also at this point that the park has The Cheticamp River is one of the great teau, it was relatively easy to build some On hiking trips up the Cheticamp River, located its information and interpretative wilderness river valleys of Cape Breton. As dams and small canals and change the di- one can’t help noticing the size of the boul- centre. The flow of the river becomes slow it is in the Cape Breton Highlands National rection of flow so that its run-off would be ders that make up the bed of the stream; lit- and enters a tidal estuary at its mouth. A Park, it is a protected area. Nature and nat- a steady flow of water through Wreck Cove erally some as big as small houses. This is a baymouth bar almost closes it off from en- ural processes are allowed to take their River and the power station. Indeed some 30 good indication that the river is sometimes a tering the sea. A constant battle probably natural course. Man has not been allowed square kilometres of land (including Cheti- raging torrent and is able to move these mon- rages between the river and the sea, building to intervene. Quality wilderness areas are camp Lake) on the plateau were removed sters along and slowly grind them down to a and tearing away at the beach bar that sep- roadless and undeveloped, just waiting for from the boundaries of the Cape Breton more manageable size. arates the tidal mouth from the Gulf of St. the few of us who can hike, snowmobile, Highlands National Park to re-orient the Downstream, the river abruptly emerges Lawrence. or access these untouched special places in drainage pattern of the Wreck Cove project. from the highlands onto the Cheticamp The Cheticamp River is one of those riv- some way or another by leaving not even a These portions of the park were withdrawn Lowland at Petit Etang. It crosses under the ers of Cape Breton that builds a small delta footprint of our presence. in 1956 and 1958 to allow for mineral produc- Cabot Trail Bridge at the entrance to the inside its tidal mouth. In the lower course of Wilderness is becoming such a rare com- tion and hydroelectric development. Cape Breton Highlands National Park. What its valley, the National Park has developed modity in this 21st century that we are al- On one flight over the headwaters of the a dramatic entrance for the park; the abrupt one of its best campsite areas that has access most willing to guard it jealously. porthawkesburyreporter.com March 21, 2018 The RepoRTeR 9 Province expands caregiver benefit program

HALIFAX: About 600 more Nova Sco- veloped. The intent is to reach caregiv- tians will receive support for providing ers supporting people with more mod- care to adults living at home through the erate care needs, including some living expansion of the Caregiver Benefit Pro- with a mental illness that impacts their gram. ability to carry out daily activities. More “Caregivers provide tremendous details on phase two will be provided in support to their loved ones,” said Se- spring 2019. niors Minister Leo Glavine on behalf “Caregivers Nova Scotia is pleased of Health and Wellness Minister Randy with the expansion of the program. As Delorey. “By expanding the Caregiver the only program of its kind in Canada, Benefit Program, we can ease the finan- we hear first-hand from caregivers how cial responsibility often associated with $400 per month can make a difference in caregiving and allow more Nova Sco- the lives for both the caregiver and the tians to live in their homes for as long as care recipient,” said Angus Campbell, possible.” executive director of Caregivers Nova Until now the program has offered Scotia. “By broadening the eligibility $400 a month to those who provide un- criteria, additional lower income Nova paid care for 20 or more hours per week Scotians will be able to access this pro- to an adult with very high care needs. gram.” The eligibility criteria is being expanded The financial eligibility criteria re- to include people who help care for those mains the same. If single, the person assessed as having high to very high care receiving care must have a net annual needs. income of $22,125 or less. If married or This may include individuals who common law, a total net household in- have a combination of: moderate to sig- come of $37,209 or less is needed to qual- nificant memory loss, problems with de- ify. cision-making and communication that “Often, the presence of a caregiver can affects daily functioning; a high level of mean the difference between staying at physical impairment; many challenges home or moving to a nursing home,” said in managing their personal needs; seri- Susan Stevens, Nova Scotia Health Au- ous behavioural problems; a high risk of thority’s senior director of Continuing falls; and a high risk of long-term care Care. “Supporting caregivers is critical photo by Melanie holder placement. and expanding the caregiver benefit to Staff at Secrets Spa and Hair Design in Port hawkesbury celebrated their 10th anniver- There are currently 1,979 caregivers more people is one way we can do this.” sary on March 16. Pictured here are (from the left): anita MacIver, junior esthetician; Barry enrolled in the program. The expansion For more information about the pro- Simpson, manager; Nena (Nanie) Venus, master esthetician; Denise England Noseworthy, is effective immediately. gram, visit: https://novascotia.ca/dhw/ owner; Jacky Tormis, rMT; robin Briones, stylist; and aby Maqui, assistant manager. Not This is the first phase in government’s ccs or call the Nova Scotia Health Au- pictured is Laura Kaye, receptionist. plan to increase access to the program. thority Continuing Care line at 1-800-225- Criteria for phase two is still being de- 7225. Aquaculture regulations to be updated

HALIFAX: Government’s approach to aquaculture sites by the same operator regulating the aquaculture industry will under one licence; requiring ministerial improve with amendments to the Fish- approval to apply to the Aquaculture Re- eries and Coastal Resources Act intro- view Board to amend an existing licence duced on March 9. or lease; creating a class of institutional The ability to properly regulate the aquaculture licences and leases for non aquaculture industry is a priority be- -commercial operations; and clarifying cause, the province said, it contributes the process around the 30-day appeal to sustainable growth. period for Aquaculture Review Board “Aquaculture is estimated to have decisions. been worth over $100 million to the Nova The changes will help ensure the in- Scotia economy in 2017,” said Fisheries dustry is managed effectively and re- and Aquaculture Minister Keith Col- sponsibly, a press release from the pro- well. “As we continue to improve our reg- vincial government stated. ulations, we are creating the conditions “Industry believes the move to allow and clarity that will enable the industry consolidation of adjacent leases will pro- to continue to grow responsibly and sus- vide efficiencies for farm management tainably.” practices and reduce red tape for small The proposed changes will provide business,” said Tom Smith, executive di- clarity to industry on various opera- rector, Aquaculture Association of Nova tional issues, and streamline some pro- Scotia. cesses now in place. Aquaculture is responsible for sup- photo by Jake Boudrot They include: allowing the amalgama- porting about 600 direct jobs, many lo- The 8th annual richmond county Wintefrest aTV rally was held on March 10 at the tion of two or more adjacent licensed cated in rural areas of the province. D’Escousse civic Improvement centre and was organized by the Isle Madame aTV riders association. Burning restrictions begin

HALIFAX: Nova Scotians are reminded and campfires is permitted that day. to, “Check Before You Burn,” during the The map shows daily restrictions for official start of the wildfire risk season. counties and municipalities. Most impor- People should check the BurnSafe Web tantly, no domestic burning is permitted site at: novascotia.ca/BurnSafe for coun- anywhere from 8 a.m. to 2 p.m. on any day. ties and municipalities where the domes- If an area is shown in green, burning is tic burning of brush and campfires are permitted from 2 p.m. through 8 a.m. If it permitted or restricted. Burning restric- is shown in yellow, burning is permitted tions apply until October 15. between 7 p.m. and 8 a.m. If the area is “While we’ve seen less snow than past red, burning is not allowed. years, we have had a wet and cold win- People should also check municipal by- ter, making it hard to predict the season ahead,” said Minister of Natural Re- laws as their rules may vary. sources Margaret Miller. “People should The burning restriction information follow burning restrictions and help to re- on the BurnSafe map is also available, in duce the risk of wildfires in our forests.” a recorded message, by calling toll-free, 1-855-564-2876 (B-U-R-N).

Between March and April during the 147624 last five years, firefighters fought 295 The BurnSafe map applies only to do- wildfires in Nova Scotia. mestic burning. Industrial burning still The BurnSafe map is updated daily at 2 requires a paper permit from the Depart- p.m. to show if domestic burning of brush ment of Natural Resources. porthawkesburyreporter.com 10 THE REPORTER MARCH 21, 2018 ENTERTAINMENT Allie MacDonald wins Canadian Screen Award

by Melanie Holder The Reporter “Everyone was really supportive and encouraging through [email protected] the whole process, which was amazing because it gave me the freedom to go to that dark place and still feel like I could come TORONTO: A local actress is celebrating a major accom- back.” plishment this week. Although she now lives in Toronto, MacDonald still consid- Allie MacDonald of Port Hawkesbury is the winner of a ers Port Hawkesbury her home. She started acting in plays 2018 Canadian Screen Award for Best Supporting Actress in a while attending SAERC. Drama for her work on CTV detective series Cardinal. “When I was 15 I did Oliver at Theatre Antigonish, and that “I’m super happy and excited,” MacDonald told The Re- was when I realized that I like to play different characters. It Allie MacDonald porter. “It’s my fi rst time being nominated for anything, so it was the fi rst time I felt I could actually do this professionally,” was such an honour to win.” MacDonald said. Not Choose Love: A Mary Pickford Manifesto. She will also ap- MacDonald has appeared in a variety of genres from hor- After working with Neptune Theatre in Halifax, she at- pear in Under the Silver Lake starring Andrew Garfi eld and ror to comedy. She is also known for her role as Belinda in the tended the Canadian College of Performing Arts in Victoria, Riley Keough. CTV sitcom, Young Drunk Punk. BC and became interested in fi lm and television. She credits “I have a small part in it, but I play a singer, so I’m really “Doing that was really fun and happy and I had a great her family with encouraging her as she navigated the ups and excited to be able to sing in something,” said MacDonald. time, but doing Cardinal was more of a challenge, and more downs of a career in acting. Her father was by her side in To- MacDonald produces her own recordings of original songs of a learning experience for me,” said MacDonald. ronto last week as she accepted her award. with acoustic guitar and vocals under the name Sureilla. MacDonald said playing the role of villain Edie Soames in “In school, drama and music was the only thing I really ex- In 2016, she released an E.P. and has started to book perfor- the fi rst season of Cardinal was emotionally draining, but celled at, so they kind of knew they had to encourage me,” she mances in Toronto and Los Angeles. her director and co-stars helped her feel comfortable on set. said. “My parents have been so supportive as I try to fi gure “I’ve been a closet musician for a long time. I used to busk “My character was somebody who was going through a re- out my path.” at the Granville Green when I was 12,” said MacDonald. “It’s ally, really dark time and she’s kind of hit rock bottom,” said MacDonald has also been working on two movies slated for only been in the last year or so that I’ve felt like I’m ready to MacDonald. release this year. She will play movie star Lillian Gish in Why pursue it and put it out there.” When she is not performing, MacDonald enjoys using her platform to pursue one of her biggest passions, which is helping animals. She volunteers with Dogs without Borders in Los Angeles and Toronto Cat Rescue, where she is a foster care coordinator for 50 homes.

Acadian and Francophone radio stations receive provincial funding

HALIFAX: Government is investing $50,000 in Acadian and Francophone community radio stations. Acadian Affairs and Francophonie Minister Lena Metlege Diab announced the funding on March 14, on behalf of Com- munities, Culture and Heritage Minister Leo Glavine. The contribution will be divided equally among the four radio stations in Cheticamp (CKJM-FM), Isle Madame (CI- TU-FM), Halifax (CKRH-FM), and Clare (CIFA-FM). “The government is pleased to support initiatives like these to preserve and promote our province’s unique culture and languages,” said Diab. “Our Acadian and Francophone radio stations play a crucial role in the preservation of the French language in Nova Scotia, as well as the promotion and Contributed photo celebration of our vibrant Acadian culture.” Can a grandmother playing one of her favourite songs on The radio stations also showcase Acadian songwriting, a video chat bring comfort to a homesick granddaugh- musical and creative talent from Nova Scotia, and allow their ter? Betty Burke sought to answer that question during this listeners - through programming from across Canada and portion of the “Senior Moments” theatrical revue, which around the world - to connect to other Francophone cultures. opened in L’Ardoise last week and will arrive at St. Louis “This is great news for the French community radio sta- Parish Hall in Louisdale tomorrow (March 22) night before tions in Nova Scotia,” said Association des radios commu- making stops in Isle Madame and Lower River Inhabitants. nautaires en Atlantique president Rose Madden. “This invest- ment will allow the stations to concentrate on programming to ensure that they remain an important tool for Acadian and Francophone culture in our communities. We are very grate- CHEFS TABLE ful for the support from the government of Nova Scotia.” April 20 @ 8:00PM As part of the Culture Action Plan’s mandate to strengthen Eddie Cummings 5 Chefs~5 Courses communities, the Department of Communities, Culture and Shannon Studio Saturday, March 24th 6:30-10pm Heritage supports Acadian and Francophone community Music Keith Mullins radio stations as promoters of Francophone innovation and creativity in Nova Scotia. Reservation Only ~$65 145435 May 12 @ 7:30PM Every Thursday Steak Night 5-9pm Matthew Barber Peter MacInnis 6-8pm with special guest Joshua Hyslop Shannon Studio Sunday, March 25th May 26 @ 9:00PM at the Auld’s Cove Fire Hall Matt Minglewood Bear Head Conference Room $7.00 Adults / Children $4.00 CLOSED Good Friday Kitchen Hours Sunday-Wednesday 11:30am-8pm Thursday-Saturday 11:30am-9pm 146519 Bar Open Later Thursday-Saturday 8790 Highway #19 Port Hood Support Your Local Volunteer Fire Fighters 147096 902-787-3035 porthawkesburyreporter.com March 21, 2018 The RepoRTeR 11 The Fretless to perform in Judique on March 22 by Melanie holder The Reporter [email protected]

NASHVILLE, TN: An acclaimed Cana- with traditional music. dian folk quartet is bringing a fresh take “We met playing at fiddle contests and on traditional fiddle tunes to Atlantic fiddle camps and through the Western Canada. Canadian fiddle scene which is not mas- Juno Award-winning string group The sive,” said Plotnick. “It’s not big enough Fretless will perform at the Celtic Music for us not to have known each other, I Interpretive Centre in Judique on March guess.” 22. The group draws from a wide variety Since their debut album Waterbound of fiddle traditions ranging from Celtic, in 2012, The Fretless has released three to bluegrass, to create unique and lively successful albums including Bird’s Nest arrangements for two fiddles, viola, and which earned the group a 2017 JUNO cello. award for Instrumental Album of the “We just have a total affinity for these Year. Their upcoming performance will fiddle traditions, and we try to find our feature new music from their fourth al- own sound in combining all of that,” bum Live from the Art Farm which is said fiddler Ben Plotnick. “It comes scheduled for release in April. Contributed photo across as a fusion of a whole bunch of “It’s a live record. We recorded it Juno award-winning string group The Fretless will perform at the celtic Music Interpretive different things, but in a very high en- straight to tape on three microphones in centre in Judique on March 22. ergy context. We really take pride in our front of an audience,” said Plotnick. live show.” Their East Coast tour will include Although The Fretless combines East themselves have been such a huge part The quartet is comprised of Karrnnel performances in Nova Scotia, Prince Ed- Coast, Irish and old-time music with of our lives.” Sawitsky of Saskatoon, Vancouver-based ward Island and New Brunswick. It will elements of other styles, Plotnick says After the release of their new album, Trent Freeman, and Eric Wright of Ver- be Plotnick’s first time performing with the group strives to do justice to the fid- The Fretless has a busy touring schedule mont. Plotnick, originally from Calgary, the group in Atlantic Canada. dle traditions that have inspired them for the summer, including performances currently lives in Nashville and is the “The East Coast is such a big influence throughout their careers. at the Shetland Folk Festival and Trad- newest member to the group. Most of on the band. It feels really amazing to get “What I hope sets us apart is that we fest in Edinburgh, Scotland. For infor- the musicians knew each other from to go play there,” said Plotnick. “It’s a do have a lot of experience playing these mation on their music and upcoming an early age through their involvement big part of the band’s sound.” tunes,” said Plotnick. “The traditions performances visit: thefretless.com.

Contributed photos Gerry Samson had the crowd at the L’ardoise community centre in stitches as he recalled the colourful characters (From the left): Stan Richards, Gerry Samson, Betty Burke, and Claire Jeffrey closed out the first act of the “Senior Mo- from his years at Point Tupper’s paper mill, during the open- ments” theatrical revue with a musical tribute to bingo. The show debuted March 14 at the L’ardoise community centre ing night of “Senior Moments,” a theatre show launched as and will make a stop in Louisdale Thursday (March 22). part of the New horizons arts for Seniors project.

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146515 porthawkesburyreporter.com 12 The RepoRTeR March 21, 2018 New Horizons Arts for Seniors project contributed photos Dwight Brymer, a Swim The canal, currently participant in the gearing up for its fifth edi- Photovoice portion tion in St. Peter’s this com- of the New hori- ing summer, was among the zons arts for Seniors slices of richmond county project, captured the life captured by Dwight beauty of a rich- Brymer in his submissions to mond county sunset the Photovoice portion of as seen from the sea, the New horizons arts for in his submission “at Seniors project, which held The End Of The Day.” its official launch March 14 The Photovoice par- at the L’ardoise community ticipants had their centre. works on display during last week’s project launch at the L’ardoise community centre.

Dwight Brymer’s “Sunrise In “Broken Fences,” a Lynches river” was among scene captured in the works on display for river Bourgeois, was the Photovoice exhibit of among Karin Digout’s the New horizons arts for contributions to the Seniors Project. a joint ven- Photovoice exhibit ture by the Dr. Kingston Me- of the New horizons morial health Project and arts for Seniors proj- the coastal arts Guild, the ect, which held its project - which also features official launch at the zine and theatre components L’ardoise commu- - held its official launch on nity centre on March March 14 at the L’Ardoise 14. The initiative is community centre. co-sponsored by the Dr. Kingston Memo- rial health Project and the coastal arts Guild.

Pharmacists can renew or extend prescriptions

DARMOUTH: Patients in Nova Scotia who do not have a pharmacist must assess their patient to ensure there has community across the province and Nova Scotians visit family doctor or who may not be able to get to their doctor been no change in their health and the renewal must be for their pharmacy about 24 times per year. By expanding and need a prescription renewed have more options than the same drug, dose and frequency as previously written. pharmacy’s role in primary care, Government can provide ever before. “Pharmacists have the training, experience and scope Nova Scotians with convenient, cost effective and acces- Pharmacists in Nova Scotia can renew or extend pre- of practice to do more than ever before. We can help to al- sible heath care close to home. scriptions for their patients for many types of medica- leviate the effects of the current physician shortage and “Pharmacists are here to help,” says Rose Dipchand, tions for up to 90 days, as needed. help to ensure the long-term sustainability of the Nova Chair of the Board of Directors of PANS. “The evidence Medications that may be renewed include such things as Scotia health care system,” says Allison Bodnar, CEO of shows not only can we help patients improve their health, birth control, those used to treat chronic conditions like the Pharmacy Association of Nova Scotia (PANS). “We but pharmacy services can help government contain hypertension, COPD and diabetes, and more. Pharmacists want patients to think pharmacy services.” health care costs. As taxpayers and patients, we should all may not renew opioid prescriptions and may only renew Pharmacists are Nova Scotia’s most accessible health want government to invest in pharmacy services.” the prescription once. When providing a renewal, the care providers. Pharmacies are located in almost every Renewing prescriptions is one of the many services pharmacists can offer. Other pharmacy services include assessing and prescribing for minor ailments (such as A. D. Morrison 625 - 2928 Rodger Cuzner, M.P. cold sores, rash and sore throat), injections, smoking ces- No. 4 Highway, Cape Breton - Canso sation, and chronic illness management. AUTO SALES Cleveland, NS Constituency Office The cost and availability of services vary from phar- macy to pharmacy. These costs must be paid for by patients 78 Commercial Street 2012 Toyota Rav 4, (4x4), Loaded – 62,000 kms ...... $14,500 as they are not covered by MSI. In some limited cases, the Dominion, N.S. B1G 1B4 2012 Toyota Corolla, Loaded – 64,000km ...... $10,900 cost may be covered by private health plans. Please Call For An The Pharmacy Association (PANS) is the voice of phar- 2014 Dodge Grand Caravan, Loaded, Stow & Go Seats – 133,000 kms $13,500 Appointment macists and pharmacy technicians in Nova Scotia. Its mis- sion is to support the professional and economic interests 2012 Honda Civic, Loaded – 83,000km ...... $10,900 Tel: (902) 842-9763 of its members to advance the practice of pharmacy and 2013 Nissan Altima, Loaded – 94,000km ...... $13,400 Fax: (902) 842-9025 improve the health of Nova Scotians. 1-866-282-0699 TOLL FREE More information is available at: pans.ns.ca. 2015 Chevy Cruz LT, Loaded – 50,000km ...... $13,900 [email protected] 144381 137370 porthawkesburyreporter.com March 21, 2018 The RepoRTeR 13

SportS you really believe you are going to win,” I am pretty proud of them.” said StFX head coach Brad Peddle. It was StFX who scored first in the game In London, Ontario, the StFX X-Women as forward Lydia Schurman tallied at 7:15 fell 7-1 to the Montreal Carabins in the U of the first period, squeezing the puck X-Men take silver SPORTS consolation final to decide fifth past Carabins netminder Marie-Pier Cha- place in the tournament. That game was bot. Linemates Emily Power and Alley at University Cup also last Sunday. Goodreau had assists on the play. StFX would like to have the second pe- The game marked the final one for sev- riod back as the Carabins netted six unan- eral X-Women senior athletes including swered goals in the middle frame on route Daley Oddy, Emma Winters, Sarah Bujold, X-Women visit U SportS tournament to the win. Jenna MacDonald, Nicole Halladay, Nicole Fatigue was a factor for the X-Women Corcoran and Sarah Johnston. Both Oddy ANTIGONISH: The StFX X-Men and X- ta’s Tyson Baillie and broke in all alone to who played their third game in as many and Corcoran are fifth-year athletes. Women hockey teams are coming off big score the first goal, just over five minutes days and second one in less than 24 hours. Coach Berthiaume commented on the weekends. into the game as his snap shot beat Golde Head coach Ben Berthiaume noted, character of the senior athletes on the In Fredericton, the Alberta Golden Bears netminder Zach Sawchenko “Playing three games in 39 hours is tough team noting, “You see these players come Bears defeated the X-Men 4-2 to capture the Michael Clarke followed three minutes for anyone, we saw it especially in the sec- in their first year and play four and five 2018 David Johnston University Cup last later, on the power play, putting a point ond period. I think we were going a little years and you are going to miss them. It’s Sunday afternoon. shot through traffic to make it 2-0 X-Men. bit on adrenaline in the first and we were a sad day as well because they are hanging The Golden Bears found themselves StFX took home the silver medal, their ok, but we died off in the second.” up their jersey for their career and it’s hard down 2-0 in the first period but battled back second runner-up finish in three years, “I have to give credit to the girls though to see them go but there’s a lot of character to tie before the opening period was over. in their fourth straight appearance at the in the third period as they fought back and in those players and that’s what makes this StFX opened the scoring when Daniel University Cup. they weren’t going to go out without a fight program special.” Robertson stripped the puck from Alber- “It’s tough to get that close to something even though we were down by quite a bit so Courtesy StFX Sports Information Ending the season with a bang

photos by Mary hankey It was the final bonspiel of the season at the Strait Area Community Curling Club this past weekend. Ten teams took to the ice and, after play, two teams were tied forthe top spot. It The number two team at the curling club included (from left) Second, Ron MacDougall; Mate, came down to a draw to the button by the skips, and the team skipped by Cyril Gillis were Jean MacPherson; Lead, Donnie MacPherson; and Skip, Roy MacKinnon. the winners over Roy MacKinnon’s team. Skip Gillis (at right) is seen here with his teammate Lead, Lauren Gillis; Mate, Carly MacCuspic; and Second, Donald MacCuspic.

Lots of curlers were wearing the green on the ice, including Kathleen (McNamara) MacMaster.

Finishing in third spot was the team including Lead Monica McCarthy and Skip Stephen Jellow. Missing are Mate Ian Stevenson and Second peter Keizer.

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Soloist Brooklyn Carter was one of the Richmond Skating Club members entertaining at the Richmond Arena.

Meaghan McDonald, who picked up a gold medal at the STARSkate provincials, was a standout at her club’s annual ice show.

Adrienna Marchand was one of the main attractions at the Richmond Skating Club’s “Animals on Ice” Ice Show. She re- cently picked up a gold medal at the STRASkate provincials.

Soloist Kiera Landry worked her magic at the Richmond Arena. Senior members with the Richmond Skating Club (and gold medalists at the STARSkate Provincials) Meaghan McDonald (left) and Adrienna Marchand shared the ice at the Rich- mond Arena.

The Country Kitchen Easter Brunch Buff et Seafood Chowder Richmond Skating Club Coach Johanna MacDonnell offered Assorted Cheeses & Deli Meats a solo to close out the annual ice show. Greek & Caesar Salad Country Style Baked Beans & Fishcakes Scrambled Eggs Hash Browned Potatoes Photos by Grant McDaniel Chef Attended Omelette & Carved Pirate Devon Hynes looks to get the puck around a couple of Ham Station New Waterford Sharks. Spaghetti in Meat sauce Assorted desserts including Cinnamon Rolls, Freshly Baked Muffi ns and Warm Apple Crisp Assorted Fruit Juices Coff ee & Tea $14.99 per person 11am – 3pm 902 625-2480

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Contributed photo The grand opening of the Port hawkesbury Paper Minor hockey Tournament was a well-attended event on March 10, and it set the stage for some great hockey action at the Port hawkesbury civic centre and richmond arena.

photo by Grant McDaniel Mitchell MacLean and the Pee Wee a Pirates fought hard in their division’s consolation game last Friday. The New Water- ford Sharks came out on the winning side of a 2-1 fi nal.

photo by Grant McDaniel Pirates Noah Shannon (left) and Matthew Patchett backup goalie Timmy Ouellette during photo by Grant McDaniel the consolation championship of the Pee Wee a division of the Port hawkesbury Paper Minor Pirate Gabe LeBlanc maintains puck control during the Pee Wee a consolation game. hockey Tournament. The Pirates forced New Waterford to a shootout, but the Sharks came out on top in a 2-1 fi nal.

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Augy Jones released from coaching position at StFX

ANTIGONISH: StFX Athletics has announced that versity and our student-athletes. He consistently repre- the Saint Mary’s men’s basketball program for four Augy Jones has been released from his position as head sented StFX with class and dignity. We thank him and years prior to his stint with the X-Women, and he was coach of the women’s basketball program. wish him well.” an assistant coach with the X-Men program for three Jones is in discussions with StFX University regard- Jones took over the X-Women basketball program in seasons in the early 2000’s with Steve Konchalski. The ing a new employment opportunity. An announcement April, 2012, coaching for the past six seasons. He led the years Jones was involved with the X-Men program in- pertaining to his new role will be forthcoming once de- team to the AUS championship final in both 2012-13 and cluded a CIS national championship in 2001, a CIS sil- tails are finalized. 2013-14. His X-Women failed to qualify for the AUS play- ver medal in 2004 and three AUS championship titles. StFX Director of Athletics & Recreation Leo Mac- offs for the last four seasons including this past one. StFX Athletics will begin their search for a new head Pherson comments, “I would like to thank Augy Jones An X-Men basketball alumnus and Halifax native, coach of the X-Women basketball program immedi- for his unwavering dedication and loyalty to our uni- Jones previously served as an assistant coach with ately. porthawkesburyreporter.com March 21, 2018 The RepoRTeR 17

SoapsSpeaking of THE BOLD AND THE his new career. Stefan and Gabby BEAUTIFUL arrived in Hong Kong and began to bond. Hope sought legal assistance Enraged as her current circum- from Belle. Gabi’s trial began. Lani stances, Caroline returned to Los took the stand, which led to major Angeles and manifested her anger fireworks! Hope spied Stefan with at Dollar Bill Spencer. Thomas a mysterious woman, not realizing came clean to Ridge about the it’s Abigail/Gabby. Gabby was manipulation he and Sally endured stunned when Chad arrived at her at the hands of Bill and Caroline. hotel room. THIS WEEK: Chaos Ridge and Thomas had a truthful erupted in the courtroom after conversation about Bill. Detective Lani’s confession. Gabi received Sanchez questioned Liam. Wyatt shocking news. confronted Justin demanding he show the papers proving he’s now Contributed photo GENERAL HOSPITAL The atom c Strait-richmond Pirates present a golden jersey and a team picture to their friends and sponsors with the Port the CEO of Spencer Publications. Elizabeth looked for answers. hawkesbury McDonalds. The Pirates will host the atom c Northern hockey League championship at Port hawkesbury civic Overwhelmed by the circum- Franco confessed. Jason met with centre next Saturday. The schedule is as follows: Baddeck vs Pirates (9 a.m.); Inverness vs canso (10:30 a.m.); consolation stances in front of him, Justin game (1:30 p.m.); and championship game (3 p.m.). Anna. Griffin took a risk. Ned felt accused Wyatt of shooting his compromised. Griffin offered his father. Brooke worried about advice. Sam got a break. Liz turned Ridge’s underlying anger towards to Jordan for help. Kiki was grate- Bill. Det. Sanchez questioned Wyatt ful. Drew’s instincts kicked in. Jor- StFX’s Oddy headlines U SPORTS and Justin. Hope revealed a secret dan made a startling discovery. Ava about Steffy and Bill to Liam. Hav- wondered if Nelle’s taking things ing been betrayed by Brooke, Steffy women’s hockey major award winners too far. Griffin accepted an offer now worried that Hope would ANTIGONISH: StFX forward Daley six power play markers were tops in for her outstanding contribution both from Ava. Michael was let down. tell Liam an important fact before Oddy was honoured with the Bro- all of U SPORTS. on and off the ice. Finally, Manitoba Franco was uncertain of his future. drick Trophy as U SPORTS women’s “Daley is very deserving of the U bench boss Jon Rempel was named she could tell him herself. Hope hockey Player of the Year on Wednes- SPORTS Player of the Year award be- Coach of the Year. Nelle grew frustrated. Carly was did in fact tell Liam. Wyatt’s anger day night (March 14), as the national cause of the way she plays the game,” Emerson Elliott of StFX was a nom- pleasantly surprised. Alexis rose to towards Bill was palpable. Steffy award winners were celebrated at the said Ben Berthiuam, StFX head inee for the rookie of the year honour. Finn’s defense. Andre encouraged annual All-Canadian gala. coach. Elliott made it to the U SPORTS all and Brooke told Ridge about Bill’s A fifth-year human kinetics student “She is one of the hardest working rookie team. Anna to live her life. Sam wrestled proposal of marriage. Detective from Cranbrook, B.C., Oddy led the players on the ice who works just as Named First Team All Stars were with her feelings. Nelle made a Sanchez received information that’s nation in both points (31) and goals hard on the defensive side of the puck Oddy and Lindsey Donovan. bold move. Jason met with Spinelli. scored this season (16). as the offensive side. She is the type of helpful to his case. Steffy lashed An AUS all-star in all five seasons player who can take over a game, and THIS WEEK: Andre got an earful out at Hope for spilling her secret she has played at StFX, the versatile she has scored some huge goals for us from Sonny. Julian bumped into forward helped guide the X-Women to this year. Daley has also turned into a ATHLETE to Liam and demanded to know Alexis. a first-place finish in the regular sea- great leader for our team which will of Hope’s intentions towards Liam. son, with a 20-2-2 record, and the team be a big asset to her in the future.” OF THE Det. Sanchez continued to question did not miss a week being ranked in Nipissing forward Maria Dominico ATHLETEWEEK THE YOUNG AND the U SPORTS Top 10. captured Rookie of the Year honours, suspects. Carter got called in to OF THE THE RESTLESS Oddy’s plus-minus rating of plus-24 while Ryerson forward Ailish Forfar help the Forresters. Sheila kept a was also the highest in the country, earned the Marion Hilliard Award for J.T. tried to convince Paul to keep while her six game-winning goals and Student-Athlete Community Service WEEK close eye on Maya and Pam at Il faith in his investigation. Paul was Giardino. Maya began to realize swayed by J.T.’s determination and something’s off with Pam. THIS agreed to let J.T. continue his inves- WEEK: Justin wasn’t pleased tigation of Victor. Nick and Phyllis Causeway when Jarrett returned to Spencer discussed Nikki’s fling with Arturo. making a request. Chief Baker eleCtriCal Nick worried about Victor finding and Det. Sanchez looked at all sCausewayupplies ltd. out, so he asked Phyllis to please the suspects before an arrest was keep what she knows to herself. eleCtriCal made. supplies ltd. Later, Nick confronted Nikki who confessed that she and Victor have DAYS OF OUR LIVES an open marriage. Mariah called Chad and Stefan argued about Sharon out for the chemistry that Abigail traveling to Hong Kong she and Nick have been reigniting with Stefan. Kayla vented to Mar- since Nick moved in, but Sharon lena about her anger towards John. denied having any feelings for Steve got John to accept his forgive- him. Meanwhile, Nick confronted Contributed photo ness. Brady used the New Face of Arturo about his affair with Nikki. Kiera Landry offered her version of O Canada to usher in the richmond Skating club’s “animals on Ice” Ice Show. Bella contest to spend time with Arturo promised not to hurt Nikki, Eve. In Hong Kong, Hope sought but Nick remained unconvinced. David Paupin and the refuge with her son, Shawn. Rafe Lily made an emotional pitch to Antigonish Thursday Night Men’s League Petit de Grat Red Caps are and Kate opened up to one another. Hilary asking her not to co-parent nursing a seven-game win- Week Number 25 - mArCH 15, 2018 Chloe returned home to Lucas... with Devon. 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22 The RepoRTeR March 21, 2018 COMMUNITY CALENDAR A guide to events in the Strait Area March 21 - April 9, 2018 WeDNeSDAY MARCh 21 related basics, internet safety and program exploration. • Community Volunteer Income Tax Program at Port Hawkes- CoMMUNITY NoTICeS GRIEF SUPPORT- A six session compassionate care group bury Civic Centre from 9:00 am to 4:00 pm. This service is • Town of Port Hawkesbury Conducts Age Friendly Survey: providing support to those dealing with various types of by appointment only. To book your appointments call Dee The Town of Port Hawkesbury is conducting a survey that will grief at any stage. For more information or to register Melong at 902-234-2435. If School is cancelled due to support age-friendly community planning and the contribu- please call 625-1614. bad weather, the tax clinic will also be cancelled and re- tions of older adults in our community. WALKING WARRIORS- Move your muscles in this rec- scheduled. The survey is available at: https://www.surveymonkey. reational therapy walking program. We will meet at • Free Stop Smoking Program, at the Mental Health and Ad- com/r/porthawkesburyneeds and at the Port Hawkesbury the Port Hawkesbury Civic Centre to walk off any built dition Office, Port Hawkesbury, from 6:00 pm to 7:30 pm. Civic Centre. If you would like us to mail or email one to you, up holiday stress and to promote living a healthier life- Registration required: phone 902-625-8819 or toll free please let us know by calling 902-625-2591 style in the new year. Please wear your appropriate #1-888-291-3535 (10 week program) • Diabetes Canada has clothing donation drop off boxes walking attire and bring a water bottle if you wish. throughout Antigonish, Inverness, and Richmond County ar- MOVIE SCREEN-Help deminish social isolation by FRIDAY ApRIL 23 eas. To find a drop box near you, visithttp://www.diabetes. viewing a film that focuses on current womens is- • Blues Mills ceilidh will be held at the Blues Mills Fire Hall, ca/how-you-can-help/declutter/find-a-drop-box. Donations sues. Discussion to follow and light snack provided. starting at 7:30 p.m. Sponsored by Blues Mills & Area Vol- are sold at Value Village outlets to raise much-needed funds TRAUMA THERAPY A free therapy based program in unteer Fire Dept. for the fight against diabetes. partnership with AWRC’s Clinical Therapists Pam Ru- • Canso Lions TV Bingo every Tuesday, 6:00 pm. Play at the ben and Elizabeth Fitzgerald. Please phone 902-863- SATURDAY MARCh 24 Lions Club or on Cable 6 6221to book, or for further information on this fan- • Emergency First Aid/CPR Level A & AED, will be held at • Breakfast at the Evergreen Club, Port Hawkesbury, NS. tastic service, please call SAWP at 902-625-1614. the St. Peter’s Learning and Technology Centre. To register, From 8:30 am – 11:30 am. Last Saturday of each month. INTERNATIONAL WOMEN’S DAY EVENT- Come cele- please call the Richmond County Literacy Network at 226- • Tuesday TOPS Meetings Port Hawkesbury Chapter. St Jo- brate all things WOMAN with us. Take part in our ed- 0383. seph Church 118 Granville St. 6:00 pm. For information call ucational and empowering event as we celebrate •Dance at Royal Canadian Legion Branch 47 in St. Peter’s Jenny MacDonald at [email protected] or 902 872- women’s history, and strive to further gender equality. from 9:00 pm to 1:00 pm. Music by MAKIN’ U DANCE 1861 or Marie at 902-625-3501 SELF CARE WITH ESSENTIAL OILS Join in this two part work- • Biweekly Jam Session at Hillsborough & Glendyer, Mabou, • Port Hawkesbury Therapeutic Touch Practice Group meets shop on how to introduce new methods to your daily self care from 7:00 pm to 10:30 pm. For more information call Ro- every 2nd and 4th Thurs., from 5:30 to 7:00 pm, at the Ev- routines. nelda at 902-945-2870 ergreen Seniors Club. Free treatments. All Welcome! Contact •Comunn Gàidhlig & Eachdraidh Mhàbu/Mabou Gaelic & Natascha - [email protected] All events are free of charge and all women are welcome! Historical Society will be hosting an event: “ Remembering • Friday Night Jukebox Socials from 10:00 pm to 1:00 am Timothy Asch and his photographs of Mabou Coal Mines in with Free Cover ant the R.C. Legion, Branch 43, Port Hawkes- Card play & Darts 1952 and 1960.” Event will be held at An Drochaid/The bury. Once a month, there will be a Dance with a Band. • Auction Card Plays. Tuesdays at the Port Hood Fire Hall. Bridge, Mabou at 7:00p.m. Tea served. • Richmond County Literacy Network ‘s weekly family read- 7:15pm. Continues weekly through fall and winter. ing circles will begin on Saturday, February 10, 2018 from • Cribbage Games. Mondays at the Royal Canadian Legion SUNDAY MARCh 25 1:30-3:30 for ages 0-8 years St. Peter’s Library. There will Branch 43 in Port Hawkesbury, 7:30 pm. • Hank’s Jamboree will be held in the Havre Boucher Commu- be stories, crafts,take-home books and tickle-trunk. These •Mini-Cribbage Card Play: Every Sunday afternoon at nity Centre, at 2 p.m. Admission price includes a light lunch. circles will continue for the next 12 weeks. More info at 902- 1:00pm at the Mulgrave Legion. All precedes from this event goes towards the Community 587-3128 or 902-236-0383. • Progressive 45 Card Plays with multiple Cookie Jars & Centre. All entertainers welcome. 50/50 Every Sunday at 7:30pm. Royal Canadian Legion •A breakfast will be held at Port Hood Fire Hall from 9:00 eastern Counties Regional Library will be visiting: Branch 081 Guysborough. am to 12:00 noon. Come join us! • 45 Card Games, Tuesdays at St. Georges Channel • Breakfast at the Louisdale Lions Den, Louisdale, from 8:00 INVERNESS (Inverness Academy) Hall 7:30 pm. A light lunch will be available for more info am – 12:00 pm Thursday, Mar.1 & 22 call 902-345-0495. •There will be a brunch in the Riverdale Community Centre, 1:30 - 7:00 pm • Thursdays at 7:30 pm is League Darts at the R.C. Legion, from 9:00 am-12:00 noon. Brunch consists of eggs, bacon, Br.#43, Port Hawkesbury. Please Note: Games will resume sausage, bologna, waffles, hash browns, toast, coffee, & WHYCOCOMAGH (Education Centre) on Jan. 4th. at 7:00 pm. Want to Spare, Contact Kelly Con- fruit. Come out & enjoy! Wednesday, Mar.7 rad 902-631-5094. 3:30 - 7:00 pm • 45 CARD GAMES Saturdays at 2 - 4pm. Royal Canadian ThURSDAY MARCh 29 Legion Branch 43, Port Hawkesbury. • Easter Dance with Final Cut on Holy Thursday at the R.C. ST.JOSEPH DU MOINE (Centre St.Joseph) • 45 CARD PLAY every Friday Night at 8:00pm at the Branch Legion, Br.#43, Port Hawkesbury from 10pm-1am. (Closed Thursday, Mar.8 & 29 47, St. Peter’s Legion. Good Friday) 1:30 - 6:30 pm • 45 CARD PLAY every Wednesday evening at 7:30 pm at the Mulgrave Legion. FRIDAY MARCh 30 CHETICAMP (Ecole NDA School) • Mixed League Darts Thursdays, 7:30 pm. Royal Canadian • Fish cake and bean supper at the West Bay Road Fire Hall Wednesday, Mar.21 Legion Branch 43, Port Hawkesbury. Call 902-631-5094. from 4:00 pm to 6:00 pm. Sponsored by the West Bay Road 3:00 - 6:30 pm • D’Escousse Mixed Dart League. To register phone Ar- Fire Hall thur@902-302-8685, Brent@902-631-2042 (or) Alfred JUDIQUE (Community Centre) @902-631-0437 SATURDAY MARCh 31 Wednesday, Mar.28 • Bingo with special games, cookie jar & 50/50. Thursday •Dance at Royal Canadian Legion Branch 47 in St. Peter’s 4:00 - 7:00 pm evenings The Royal Canadian Legion #081, Guysborough. from 9:00 pm to 1:00 pm. Music by DRAFTED 7:30pm. •Annual Easter Homemade Pie plus bake sale at the West This library service is free to the public. Everyone is wel- Bay Community Hall starting at 2:00 pm. Sponsored by come. Committee of Stewards West Bay Pastoral Charge ChASe The ACe STRAIT AReA WoMeN’S pLACe Monday Nights Whitehaven Community Assoc in Whitehead SUNDAY ApRIL 1 from 7:00 pm - 8:30 pm. • Community Breakfast at the Royal Canadian Legion Branch For more information on SAWP events, please call 902-625- Thursday Nights at Judique Fire Hall. 7:00pm – 9:00pm. St. 150 Arichat from 8:00 am to 11:00 am. Easter Bunny to 1614. Peter’s Fire Hall 6-8pm. make an appearance with treats. Friday Nights at St. Peters Branch 47 Legion from 6 pm – LUNCH & LEARN – Tuesdays from 12:00 – 1:00. Gather with 7:30 pm (tickets also sold at the Louisdale Lions Club, same WeDNeSDAY ApRIL 4 a group of women for a free lunch and to learn from our night, same time) and at the Fourchu Hall from 6:00 pm -8:00 • Community Volunteer Income Tax Program at Port Hawkes- line-up of guest speakers pm. at the Port Hood Fire Hall from 7:00 pm - 9:00 pm & at bury Civic Centre from 9:00 am to 4:00 pm. This service is CREATIVE CIRCLE – Bring your own craft project (quilting, the Havre Boucher Community Centre 7:00 pm. by appointment only. To book your appointments call Dee music, knitting, painting, poetry, weaving, etc…), or join us to Saturday Nights RCL Br. 110, L’Ardoise from 6:00 pm – 8:00 Melong at 902-234-2435. If School is cancelled due to participate in our planned activities! Learn from others, and pm, Mabou Community Hall from 7:00 pm – 9:00 pm. Mul- bad weather, the tax clinic will also be cancelled and re- share your knowledge and experience. grave Fire Hall from 7:00 pm – 9:00 pm scheduled. INSPIRE - We are very excited to be partnering with AWRC • Isle Madame Chase the Ace will be held at the Rocky Bay to co-facilitate this program for adolescent girls at Tama- Irish Club in Rocky Bay on Feb 17/18 1:00 pm to 3:00 pm SATURDAY ApRIL 7 rac Education Centre. Inspire is intended to provide girls Sunday Night from 3:00 pm – 5:00 pm at the Port Hawkes- • Biweekly Jam Session at Hillsborough & Glendyer, Mabou, with a safe and non-judgmental environment to develop bury Legion, Branch 43. from 7:00 pm to 10:30 pm. For more information call Ro- life skills, access information and resources and foster pos- nelda at 902-945-2870 itive mentoring, communication skills and self-awareness. • Gigantic Flea Market & Bake Sale at the Bonnie Brae Se- INSPIRE AFTER SCHOOL- A continuation of the incredible niors Building St. Peters from 10:00 am to 3:00 pm. Do- things we accomplish at Inspire. See above for details. No nations of baking graciously accepted For more info call registration necessary. 902-302-1332 LEAGAL INFORMATION SESSION: SUMMARY ADVICE- Call WEB 625-1614 and book an appointment to meet Legal Aid virtual map conversation SUNDAY ApRIL 8 Lawyer Tracy Sturmy and discuss a variety of legal issues. ExTRAS • Gigantic Flea Market & Bake Sale at the Bonnie Brae Se- WOMEN’S WELLNESS CLINIC- Strait Area Women’s Place niors Building St. Peters from 10:00 am to 3:00 pm. Do- is excited to offer a to offer a wonderful partnership for a Watch for these icons nations of baking graciously accepted For more info call Women’s Wellness Clinic with Nurse Practitioner Bonnie Sam- 902-302 1332 son Gagnon. Bonnie will provide health services including in The Reporter and PAP tests, breast exams and basic screening. Please phone visit us online to take photo gallery story updates MoNDAY ApRIL 9 us at 625-1614 to schedule your appointment now. Please advantage of our on- • Free Stop Smoking Program, at the Richmond Villa, St. phone for further information or to book. Peter’s, from 6:30 pm to 8:00 pm. Registration required: line extras at . . . COMPUTER SUPPORT- Having trouble navigating your porthawkesburyreporter.com phone 902-625-8819 or toll free #1-888-291-3535 (10 way through the world of technology? Bring along your week program) device, questions and concerns for support with computer video more info porthawkesburyreporter.com 2

March 21, 2018 The RepoRTeR 23 cLaSSIFIEDS EMPLOYMENT Peter’s Bros. Construction based in Penticton, BC per- forms quality work though out the province. Seeking ex- perienced paving personnel MUNICIPALITY OF THE COUNTY OF ANTIGONISH (minimum 3 years). We have an outstanding benefi t and RECREATION PROGRAMMER STEEL wage package, $30 $40/hr The Municipality of the County of Antigonish is seeking FOR RENT plus bonuses and a generous applications for a Recreation Programmer. This is BUILDINGS RRSP contribution program. permanent fulltime position which reports directly to the FOR RENT: 2 Bedroom Apart- Relocation allowance may be STEEL BUILDING SALE ...”BIG Recreation Director. ments in Mulgrave from BLOW OUT SALE - ALL BUILD- available. Send resume to: $430-$500 per month. Some INGS PRICED TO CLEAR!” [email protected]. The successful applicant as part of a team, will be units completely renovated. 20X21 $5,560. 23X23 $5,523. responsible for achieving the goals set out in the Call 1(902)227-5624. 25X25 $6,896. 32X33 $9,629. recreation plan by implementing the diverse actions 33X33 $9,332. One End detailed in the Plan. The Plan can be summarized as three Rooms for Rent for non- Wall Included. Pioneer Steel key outcomes: increased and enhanced opportunities, smoking construction work- 1-855-212-7036. ers. 902-625-0154. HEAVY EQUIPMENT improved public motivation, and eliminated or mitigated barriers to participation. FOR SALE Now Hiring Commercial or Storage space SAWMILLS from only $4,397 - Nova Scotia Field Technician The successful applicant must hold University degree Available MAKE MONEY & SAVE MONEY in Recreation or related field, minimum of two years For more information call with your own bandmill - Cut related experience, experience in the coordination and 902- 227-5331 lumber any dimension. In implementation of recreation programs and services, stock ready to ship. FREE Info experience in creating and managing budgets, and superior & DVD: www. NorwoodSaw- communication skills, ability to work independently and mills.com/400OT 1-800-567- as part of a team. A detailed job description is available at 0404 Ext:400OT. recreation.antigonishcounty.ns.ca Applications for this position, clearly marked “Recreation Programmer” NOTICE TO RICHMOND will be accepted by the undersigned until COUNTY RESIDENTS 4:30pm on Friday, March 23 , 2018. Marlene Melanson, Recreation Director 285 Beech Hill MEMBER AT LARGE REQUIRED Request for Quotation Road Beech Hill, NS B2G 0B4 or by email to: [email protected] Solid Waste Heavy Garbage Collection 147413 Richmond Municipal Council invites Tender # MOCR201803 applications for a “Member at Large” on the This Request for Quotes (RFQ) is an invitation to St. Peter’s Samsonville and Area prospective bidders to submit quotes for the provision Water Utility Board. of a Spring Heavy Garbage Collection for 2018. The detailed Request for Quotes is available from Persons who are interested are requested the Provincial Procurement Services Web Portal at to submit applications in writing, stating http://www.gov.ns.ca/tenders or may be requested committee preference, prior to 4:00 p.m., electronically by contacting the undersigned. Not Baha’i Faith! UNITED CHURCH March 30, 2018. necessarily the lowest or any bid will be accepted. www.bahai.ca Lending Library OF CANADA / Reading Room / Salons Nan Corrigan Diaconal Minister Martinique, Isle Madame Tues. St. Mark’s United Church – Port Quotations must be submitted in a sealed envelope & Thurs. 10:30 to 1:30 pm Fri. Hawkesbury – Service held Sun- Please address applications or inquiries to: evenings 6:00 to 8:30 pm (902) day at 9:30am. St. David’s United marked “Tender MOCR201803 – Heavy Garbage 226-0209 Children’s Classes: Church in Port Hastings Service Collection” to the undersigned no later than 2:00 pm ages 5-10 Interfaith Jr. Youth Service Groups: ages 11-14 Youth held Sunday at 11:00am Yvonne Boudreau on March 30, 2018. Community Service Workshops: Church office: 902-625-2229, ages 15-30 weekday mornings Email: st- Municipal Clerk Municipality of the County of Richmond [email protected] Blog: http:// ARICHAT BIBLE CHURCH ourcontactonline.blogspot.com Municipality of the County of Richmond P.O. Box 120 – Baptist Sundays – Adult Bible Study ANGLICAN COMMUNITY in P.O. Box 120 2357, Highway 206 and Sunday School – 10:00 a.m. STRAIT-CHEDABUCTO Arichat, Nova Scotia Worship Service – 11:00 a.m. St. James – Melford Saturday – 7 Arichat, Nova Scotia B0E 1A0 p.m. St. Andrews, Mulgrave B0E 1A0 ROMAN CATHOLIC Sunday – 9:15 a.m. Holy Trinity, St. Joseph’s – Port Hawkesbury Telephone: 226-3971 Port Hawkesbury Sunday – 11:00 Attention: Chris Boudreau, P.Eng. Services held Saturdays at 4pm Email: [email protected] [email protected] Sundays at 10am St. Lawrence a.m. Rectory: 902-747-2255 Parish – Mulgrve Sat. - 6 p.m. Stella Maris Pastoral Unit, Isle RIVER & LAKESIDE For further information please call 226-3988. 147570 Madame. St. Joseph’s, Petit de PASTORAL CHARGE Grat Messe – Sat. 6:30 pm Sunday 10:30 a.m. All services (summer) 4 pm winter will be held at Forbes United Our Lady of Assumption, Arichat Church, River Denys, Sundays Mass – Sun. 10:30 am at 10:30am. Clergy – Karen Ross Office: 902-594-2525 902-756-2829

UNITED BAPTIST SOVEREIGN GRACE PRESBY- Port Hawkesbury – A.U.B.C. Rev. TERIAN CHURCH (PCA) Jonathon London Service – 10:30 a.m. www.phubc.com Blues Mills Fire Hall TCH 105 – Phone: 902-625-0830 11:00 a.m. 902-756-2203 Rev. Wayne MacLeod GOSPEL FELLOWSHIP (Non-Denominational) MULGRAVE PASTORAL 10:30 a.m. & 6:00 p.m. Pastor CHARGE (United Church) Wanda Grant Evergreen Seniors St. Matthew’s, Afton: 9:00 a.m. Club Embree St., Port Hawkes- Trinity, Mulgrave: 10:45 a.m. bury Phone: 902-625-0357 Hadleyville: 12:30 p.m.

EASTERN GUYSBOROUGH Dennis Haverstock UNITED CHURCH Funeral Home Ltd. Rev. Heather Manuel Phone: 902-533-3711 CANSO 902-366-2308 GUYSBOROUGH UNITED CHURCH HEAD OFFICE 17 Pitt Street OF CANADA Port Hawkesbury, NS St. Peter’s Grand River, Loch B9A 2T2 902-625-1911 Lomond Pastoral Charge St. WHYCOCOMAGH 902-756- Peter’s 10 a.m. May 1 - Sept 30. 2446 ST. PETER’S 902-535-3067 11 a.m. Oct 1 – April 30 Grand River – Special Services Only Information on Pre-Arranged Loch Lomond – Reverend Victor Funerals Available & Reverend Carolyn MacLeod John Langley Funeral Director 902-535-2150 Clem Munroe Funeral Director UNITED CHURCH Craig MacLean Funeral Director OF CANADA Steven MacIntosh Funeral West Bay, Black River, Princeville Director ALL SERVICES 10 a.m. Martin Flood Funeral Director 902-345-2273 R. Scott Delaney Funeral Director Rev. Donna Lovelace 133134

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24 The RepoRTeR March 21, 2018 Thank You Thank You Memoriam Memoriam Obituary Thank you to all our family, Mary Delima Sampson March friends, and neighbours, who We the family of the late Percy Cummings, wish to 11, 1930-February 18, 2018 It visited, made phone calls, is with bittersweet sadness that sent letters, texts, e- mails thank our family and friends for their love and support. we announce the passing of our and cards. To those who mother wife and sister, Mary sent food, made memorial To Dr. French and the donations, Nurses on the 6th floor of Delima Sampson of Louisdale. bought mass cards, and who the VG in Halifax, thank you She was surrounded in love helped in so many ways dur- for your support. with her family by her side at ing John’s illness and passing. To the Nurses at the ER Ste. Anne’s Center in Arichat Thank you to the many doc- Strait Richmond, thanks, on February 18, 2018. Delima tors, nurses, and the caring you are indeed special. We also wish to express our is predeceased by her parents staff at the Strait Richmond Ernest and Roseanna Boudreau; Hospital in Evanston. gratitude to Dr. Pluta and Dr. Collins. Thank you to Rev. In loving memory of In Loving Memory of brothers Norris and Jeff; sister Thanks too, to the EHS Joseph George Dorey Elise and her beloved grandson Steven who welcomed her with paramedics for their care Donna Lovelace, the organist Tony Stone and choir of the Black River March 15, 2015 From July 9, 1944 \ March arms wide open as she left this world. Delima is survived by her in transporting John to the 24, 2017 hospital. United Church. Thank you devoted husband of 65 years Etienne Sampson; her loving sisters Thanks to the St. Peter’s and to the pallbearers. Thank Parting come and hearts are Lena and Melda; brother Raymond; son George; daughters Linda you to the Legion members, broken, The moment you died, Area Volunteer Fire Depart- My heart was broke in two, (Peter), Marcia (Doug) and Karen (Michael); grandchildren ment and the many people branch 47 for your partici- Loved ones go with words Teresa, Stephanie, Carlee(Jamie), Taylor, Reilly and Kia, as well as pation. Thank you to all that unspoken, One side filled with heart- who attended the wake. ache, several great grandchildren. Delima was a private soul who gave Thank you to Father Antolin sent food, cards, e- mails, Deep in our hearts there’s a phone calls and donation to memory kept, And one side died with you. her love through gardening, her creation of precious blankets Asor for his heartfelt service, But nothing is the same, and her delight in watching her family enjoying the meals she to the choir and organist, the Kempt Road Cemetery. For a husband, father and Thank you John and Haver- grandfather will never forget. I have to hide my heartache, prepared for them. Her love of bingo, soap operas, dancing and Billy Digout. When someone speaks your John would have been deeply stock Funeral Home for your cards are legendary among those who knew her. To everyone compassion and care. Dearly loved and missed by name. who loved her, we say watch for signs. She always spoke in actions touched by Father Antolin Your smile is gone forever, Asor’s mention of his be- wife Mary, not words. Visitation will be held March 23, 530-830pm. Mass of The Cumming Family Daughter’s Cheryl (Gregory), And your hand I cannot loved Toronto Maple touch, Christian burial to follow March 24th, 11am at St. Louis Parish Leafs and to Terry Calder’s Jennifer (Rene) Roman Catholic Church Louisdale, NS. with Rev. Joe MacKenzie I’d like the tears of those who Grandchildren Emily, Ethan I have so many memories, idea to have the pallbearers And I love you so much. presiding. Memorial donations may be made to Ste. Anne’s Center wearing Toronto Maple Leafs grieve, to dry before the sun. and Ellie Of happy memories that I Living here without you, Recreation Fund. Funeral arrangements are under the direction of jerseys. Is the hardest thing of all. Green’s Funeral Home. Thanks you to Haverstock leave behind when the day is done. Funeral Home for their Sadly missed, compassion and dedicated Memoriam From wife Jane Dorey professional services. Thank you to the Altar In loving memory of Society for the excellent lun- Memoriam Grand-daughter in- law cheon after the service. Amy Cole MacIsaac Special thanks to friends Who went to Heaven March Memoriam The Lasting Tribute MEMORIALS Trudy MacMillan, Andrea 24, 2017 Guaranteed Memorials Free Delivery and Erection and Warren Messervey and Born August 30, 1984 Don and Sonia Smith JOHN D. STEELE’S SONS LTD. for their extra comfort and Amy: support during this difficult Your life was cut short so A Cape Breton Industry since 1896 time. young Phone 794-2713 North Sydney, N.S. I miss your sweet voice After Hours 794-3171; 794-4411 Mary, daughter Lana, grand- Your beautiful smile and sons, Nicholas and David infectious laugh LOCAL REPRESENTATIVES The memories we have are treasures And will never be forgotten Charles MacKinnon ...... 345-2480 You left me a gift to remind Stephen Samson, St. Peter's ...... 535-2809 me of you 131110 Memoriam Your son Jacob In loving Memory of In loving memory of When I see Jacob and I give Lorne Russell England Glenn Holmes him a kiss Who passed away March 16, I’m giving my love to you In loving memory of Who passed away March 25, Elmer Currie 1998 2017 I loved you from the first time we met Born December 18, 1934 Died March 24 1997 As the golden gate stood We thought of you with Love And you always called me open today, Mom 20 years ago today, And that always made me so Your life was a blessing But that is nothing new. Your memory a treasure With a farewell never We thought about you proud spoken, You’ ll always be my angle, You are loved beyond words yesterday, And missed beyond measure You sadly slipped away. And days before that too, tucked inside MUNICIPAL VOLUNTEER RECOGNITION 2018 We hope you had no pain My heart forever and ever. We think of you in silence, With love, to bear, We often speak your name, April 15 – April 21 is Volunteer Week in Nova We never saw you die. Loved and missed so much, Robert, Marlene and Your memory is our keep- Victoria Scotia. Inverness County will honour the spirit We only know you passed sake. Mom Geraldine xoxo away, God has you in his keeping, of volunteerism on Wednesday, April 18, 2018. And never said good-bye. We have you in our hearts. Individuals and organizations are invited to nominate a volunteer for recognition. Lovingly remembered and Always remembered, Memoriam never forgotten, Your mother in-law In loving memory of By daughter Mary and family Dorothy and Family Amy Cole MacIsaac These volunteers will be recognized by Municipal Who passed away March 24, Council at the annual appreciation dinner. 2017 The Recreation/Tourism Department I wish there was a hole in will accept nominations until April 2, 2018. Heaven’s floor, And we could just peak Nominations received by February 9 will be through. placed in a draw and one person will be chosen The angel with the biggest smile we know, to represent Inverness County at the Provincial She would have to be you. Volunteer Recognition Ceremony in Halifax. We would have done any- thing to keep you with us, There is also the opportunity to nominate But that just wasn’t meant to be. Youth Volunteer of the Award and We like to think you are gone Volunteer Family Award. Gathering beach glass, some- where by the sea. For details check the December issue of You will remain in our hearts Participaper or contact Margaret Beaton at the forever and always, Recreation/Tourism office at787-2274 or email Love Jacob, Dennis and the [email protected] MacIsaac Family 145468

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147797 porthawkesburyreporter.com March 21, 2018 The RepoRTeR 25 Due to the eff orts of Spedo, Voca, the Lobster’s R Us Richmond County Tourism in Richmond County Seaside Lobsterfest and St. Peter’s Pirate Days orga- by Ann Marie Yorke nizers, St. Peter’s and the surrounding area will have Winterfest ATV Rally in a signifi cant presence at the 2018 Saltscapes East Coast Expo enabling them to Capture the interest Isle Madame Saltscapes East Coast Expo will take place in Halifax of visitors who are in the process of deciding where from April 20 to April 22. Th is is an amazing event their vacation destination will be for 2018. showcasing our region’s unique artisans, producers, Th e organizers and representatives who will be pro- vendors and representatives from the tourism in- moting our area will be off ering operators an oppor- dustries of Nova Scotia, Prince Edward Island, New tunity to have their information presented to attend- Brunswick and Newfoundland & Labardor. Th is is ees of the Expo by displaying operators Rack Cards an amazing opportunity to show our other Atlan- and Business Cards at the event. Th ey have a carrou- tic Provinces what we have to off er and gives us an sel with the capacity of displaying 32 diff erent Rack chance to make our pitch to draw visitors from these Cards and a display for up to 24 Business Cards. If areas. you are interested in having them display either of Saltscapes Expo began in 2005 and is now entering these items, please drop your stock and a $10.00 ad- its 14th year. Th e Expo will be held at their new lo- ministration fee of at Mac’s Celtic Gift Shop or Lynn’s cation at 350 Horseshoe Lake Drive in Halifax. I am Flowers and Gift Shop before April 13. proud to say that the staff from the St. Peter’s Visitor On another note, I would like to send out congratu- Information Centre were at the Expo from the start lations to the St. Peter’s Pirate Days and Lobsters R as part of Destination Cape Breton’s Tourism group Us Seaside Lobsterfest for being listed on Destination and we returned for approximately 7 years. I can at- Cape Breton’s Signature Events List for 2018. Both of test to the fact that we drew a large amount of interest these events have achieved this honor in regards of from visitors to the show, which in turn saw a large all the hard work of their organizers and the volun- number of visitors coming to our area. Having rep- teers in attracting visitors to Richmond County by resentatives from our tourism industry and the festi- off ering unique visitor experiences. Th is distinction vals and artisans being able to talk one on one with is well deserved. perspective visitors and highlighting what our area Until next week, I hope you have the opportunity to has to off er, goes a long way in helping with decisions enjoy all Richmond County has to off er. as to plan where their next vacation will be.

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photos by Jake Boudrot The 8th annual richmond county Winterfest aTV rally was held in D’Escousse on March 10. The annual rally was orga- nized, this year as it is every year, by the Isle Madame aTV riders association.

MUNICIPALITY OF THE COUNTY OF ANTIGONISH EMPLOYMENT OPPORTUNITIES

ANTIGONISH COUNTY RECREATION is now accepting applications for summer employment for the following positions.

Recreation Leaders Swim Instructors/Recreation Leaders Inclusion Support Leaders Swim Instructors (Pool)

Applications and job descriptions can be found online at recreation.antigonishcounty.ns.ca

or picked up at Antigonish County Recreation, 285 Beech Hill Road

147325 Deadline for applications is 4:30 PM on Friday, March 23, 2018 147325 147419 porthawkesburyreporter.com 26 The RepoRTeR March 21, 2018 Installation of Officers held for

Bernie Wood was presented with a long service medal in recognition of his 30 years of service to the Port hastings Volunteer Fire Department by chief Jim cavanagh (left).

photos by Melanie holder The West Bay road Volunteer Fire Department handed out plaques in recognition of 35 years of service at the annual Instal- lation of Officers on March 17. Seen here are deputy fire chief Carol Anne MacInnis (left), Alice MacDonald (who accepted the award on behalf of her late husband, hughie MacDonald), Bob MacEachern, and Joe MacDonald. Not pictured was Bryden campbell.

Fire chief Jim cavanagh (left) presented a long service medal to Laurie Pitre to recognize 20 years of service to the Port hastings Volunteer Fire Department

A special presentation was made to recognize fire chiefs Dan Shaw of the West Bay Road Volunteer Fire Department (left), Dorothy Fox presented the Port hastings Volunteer Fire De- curtis Doucet of the Port hawkesbury Volunteer Fire Department, and Jim cavanagh of the Port hastings Volunteer Fire partment with a cheque for $10,000 on behalf of the ladies Department. auxiliary. She is seen here with fire chief Jim Cavanagh.

porthawkesburyreporter.com March 21, 2018 The RepoRTeR 27 Strait area volunteer fire departments

photos by Melanie holder The Port hastings Volunteer Fire Department Ladies auxiliary was recognized for 50 years of service at Saturday evening’s ceremony in West Bay road. Seen here (from the left) are: Members of the Port hastings Volunteer Fire Department Executive for 2018 took their Oath members aggie MacKinnon, Pamela MacLean, Susan Fox, Dorothy Fox, Donna currie, and of Office on March 17. Seen here (from the left) are: John Green, Kevin Rhynold, Jim Cava- Gail Wood. naugh, ronald Beaton, and Danielle Bouchie.

Chief Jim Cavanagh of the Port Hastings Volunteer Fire Department presented a Firefighter of the Year award for 2017 to David Rhynold and Scott Landry.

Fire chief Daniel Shaw (left) and deputy chief Carol Anne MacInnis presented a Firefighter of the Year award to Kelly ross of the West Bay road Volunteer Fire Department.

Ladies auxiliary members Sharon rose and alice MacDonald presented the West Bay road Daniel Shaw (left) and Carol Anne MacInnis presented an award to Brandon Hart for five Volunteer Fire Department with a cheque for $10,000, as well as $16,000 for the fire truck years of service to the West Bay road Volunteer Fire Department. fund.

porthawkesburyreporter.com 28 The Reporter March 21, 2018 Discovery Centre at the Port Hawkesbury Library

Local youngsters are seen here exiting the Discovery Centre’s planetarium. The planetarium was set up at the SAERC Auditorium, right next to the Port Hawkesbury Branch of Eastern counties regional library. The library was the official host.

The Discovery Centre’s planetarium offered local kids an opportunity to see the constellations and have a very knowledgeable host like Kara MacPhee give them a guided view of the night sky. Announcing the Grand Opening March 21 to March 24

This exciting new store is open in the Port Hawkesbury Shopping Centre! Enjoy Grand Opening Savings on fridges, ranges, wall ovens, cook

tops, freezes, washers, dryers and Photos by Grant McDaniel March 13 was a big day at the Port Hawkesbury Branch of Eastern counties regional library microwaves. P & K Mattresses and as the Discovery Centre took its mobile planetarium to town. Kara MacPhee holds the door Apliances also carry rugs, bedding and to allow youth inside the Discovery Centre’s mobile planetarium. pillows, pots, pans and kitchen items at everyay low prices. Come see the new appliance and mattress centre, and enter to win great prizes during The Grand Opening of P&K Mattresses and Appliances in Port Hawkesbury!

Phone: (902) 625-3396 Joyce Oliver-Snair (left), the Library Assistant in Charge, is seen here greeting Kara Mac- Phee, who serves as the Manager, Science Education and Programming for the Discovery Centre. porthawkesburyreporter.com