Antigonish News

Jennifer MacMillan Globe and Mail Update Published on Saturday, Nov. 21, 2009 8:47AM EST Last updated on Saturday, Nov.

Priests in the diocese of Antigonish had the opportunity to express their feelings about the child pornography charges against Bishop Raymond Lahey during a two-day counselling session in North Sydney, N.S. Rev.

An Antigonish-area man has been convicted of dangerous driving causing death and dangerous driving causing bodily harm.

TRURO Scott Armstrong is heading to Ottawa this week but will have to wait a little bit longer before taking his seat in the House of Commons.

IT'S ENOUGH to turn you into a soldier in Cape Breton's Liberation Army. John Morgan, the mayor of Cape Breton Regional Municipality, has been brought to heel by the Nova Scotia Barristers' Society.

This week's column is about a beautiful area of Nova Scotia and a trail that I had yet to tread upon.

Linden MacIntyre celebrates winning the Giller Prize for his novel The Bishop's Man on Tuesday in Toronto.

Wind farm gets blast of cash Spanish conglomerate buys 62% of Shear Wind Inc. By JUDY MYRDEN Business Reporter Tue.

A Nova Scotia woman in her 50s has died from H1N1-related complications, health officials announced Monday.

There has been an increase in the number of confirmed cases of H1N1 influenza in Nova Scotia, according to figures provided Wednesday on the Health Department's website.

Students at a school in northeastern Nova Scotia got an early start to the weekend after a fire broke out.

A spokesperson for the diocese of Antigonish says parishioners are responding positively to an offer of counselling, as they continue to deal with the fallout of child pornography allegations against Bishop Raymond Lahey.

Jon Driver was pleased Thursday when he heard Simon Fraser University had ranked first in the comprehensive category of the annual Maclean's magazine university rankings, but he still took the news with a grain of salt.

A judge has put off the case of a Roman Catholic bishop facing child-pornography charges.

Archbishop Alphonsus L. Penney, the former Archbishop of St. John's, returned to the province on Oct.

Public health officials in Nova Scotia are urging people to be patient for the H1N1 shot, as the second wave of the illness brings dozens of new cases.

The Airline Division of the Canadian Union of Public Employees is inviting air travellers and concerned citizens to the Nova Scotia premiere of "Welcome Aboard Toxic Airlines," a ground-breaking documentary on air contamination aboard airplanes.

Health officials say it's your best shot to protect against a worldwide pandemic of H1N1 flu.

Linden MacIntyre is better known for his decades of investigative work with the CBC rather than his more recent foray into book writing, so he fully expected that readers would ask him about the real-life inspirations for "The Bishop's Man," which is one of five novels shortlisted for this year's Scotiabank Giller Prize.

HALIFAX Nova Scotia Conservatives will have a new leader in just more than a year.