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This week: A Richmond Municipal Council round-up and a check-in with the Port Hawkesbury Paper mill in Point Tupper.

Seven years after the original document was launched, the municipality hopes to "freshen up" its Climate Action Plan.

La directrice de Centre La Picasse a Pétit de Grat, Josette Marchand, parle de les difficultés pour le facilité en 2020.

This week: A Liberal leadership candidate and a former MLA that served under outgoing Premier Stephen McNeil.

Reflecting on his first calendar year in federal politics, the Cape Breton-Canso MP has many reasons for optimism.

Two members of a committee aiming to bring physicians and nurses to the Strait Area are warning of housing issues.

Shortly after announcing a planned expansion of its product line, mill spokesman Allan Eddy visited a council meeting.

Optimism is high for Randy Delorey, who has held three portfolios in outgoing Premier Stephen McNeil's cabinet.

A request from Richmond Council to limit all-terrain-vehicle traffic during November 11 activities has fallen short.

With Cape Breton preparing for "Shop Local Day" on January 21, municipal leaders want local stores to feel the love.

Cape Breton-Canso's Mike Kelloway looks back at his first full year as a Liberal MP and offers thoughts for 2021.

From online surveys to reviewing cost estimates, Port Hawkesbury and Richmond County hope to support new developments.