Nicole Sullivan

3 weeks ago | saltwire.com | Nicole Sullivan

Advertisement 1"I just know he's not ready"  •  Article contentMelissa MacInnis isn’t feeling the same pride and joy most parents feel when their children are set to finish elementary school on Grading Day. Instead, she is filled with worry as her youngest child’s last day of elementary school approaches. The 42-year-old mother of two strongly believes her 11-year-old son, Kingston Reuther, isn’t ready for middle school. Advertisement 2Sign In or Create an AccountArticle contentReuther is autistic.

3 weeks ago | saltwire.com | Nicole Sullivan

•  Article contentCape Breton police are looking for information about a theft of firearms after a break-in on April 14. An emailed release said that Victoria County District RCMP got a report on April 15 about a possible break and enter at a property on Bay St. Lawrence Road, Victoria County, the previous day. The property is seasonal and was unoccupied at the time.

3 weeks ago | saltwire.com | Nicole Sullivan

Advertisement 1  •  Article contentKritika Sharma Age: 26 From: India Graduated with: Post-baccalaureate diploma Focus: Health care management Future plans: Get employment in health care in Nova Scotia, working as a dietician, which is the professionHarshita Sahni Age: 20 From: India Graduated with: Diploma in Government Management Focus: Administration Future plans: Work in government in Canada, ideally in the federal level, in administration.

3 weeks ago | saltwire.com | Nicole Sullivan

•  Article contentCape Breton University celebrated its largest graduating class in its 50-year history last week. More than 4,000 graduates received their degrees, diplomas and certificates during eight convocation ceremonies held at the new Kehoe Forum from May 26-30. It was the first time the Kehoe Forum, formerly the Canada Games Complex, was the venue for CBU graduation ceremonies and the return of convocation to campus. On Friday, hundreds of business, arts and science students graduated.

4 weeks ago | saltwire.com | Nicole Sullivan

•  Article contentA wildfire in Richmond County is now under control. The latest update from the Nova Scotia Department of Natural Resources Friday afternoon said the blaze in Framboise was under control and firefighters remain on scene. Estimated to be 15 hectares, the wildfire started Thursday. Volunteer fire departments and the Department of Natural Resources firefighters worked in unison to get it under control.