Free family skates at Antigonish Arena run Monday to Wednesday during March Break from 2-3pm, sponsored by Antigonish Town Recreation. An extra open skate runs Thursday March 19 from 12-4pm, sponsored by County Recreation.
Nova Scotia is reinstating $53.6 million in grants and funding for people with disabilities, seniors, and education initiatives in the 2026-27 budget.
Keppoch Mountain reports melt and saturation on the trails as of March 10. Visitors are asked to avoid trails during the warmest part of the day to preserve remaining snow. Use skis or snowshoes rather than boots. https://www.thekeppoch.ca/conditions-shuttles
Hannah, a first-year StFX student, has joined the Atlantic Superstore Antigonish floral department for the summer. Bouquets start at $10; call the store for special requests.
MLA Michelle Thompson notes that Premier Houston has reversed the grant reductions affecting seniors, people living with disabilities, and community organizations that support them.
Paqtnkek Fisheries has posted a Fleet Supervisor employment opportunity. Full job posting available at the link. https://www.paqtnkek.ca/2026-03-10-Fleet-Supervisor.pdf
Tickets are now on sale for The Hello Crows at the Bauer Theatre on March 27 at 7:30 PM — $30 regular, $25 senior, $20 student. The Bridge the Bauer fundraising campaign has reached 85% of its $500,000 goal. https://festivalantigonish.com
The Bridge the Bauer fundraising campaign has reached $500,000 at 85%, with spring concerts returning to the Bauer and retrofit construction set to begin in September. https://festivalantigonish.ca/category/news/
The St. Martha's Regional Hospital Foundation has released a statement recognizing the Sisters of St. Martha, who will conclude their role as hospital sponsor later this year after founding the institution in 1906. The Foundation states its commitment to supporting the hospital remains unchanged.
The Town of Antigonish's Electric Utility is approaching its 100th anniversary. Residents with photographs, stories, or artifacts related to its history are invited to share them at 274 Main Street or communications@townofantigonish.ca.
Tickets still available for Friday night's performance. Doors at 7pm, show at 7:30. Book online or call the box office.
The housing continuum maps the range from homelessness to affordable housing. A Roof Over Your Head notes there is currently no emergency housing in Antigonish, leaving people with nowhere safe to turn. https://www.facebook.com/AROYH/posts/pfbid0AhWbev74y7spBh1uVdRbEQtw2xpnSMLP925L3L6ktqR6x3rHDoovLrGtF3e6Jb7Zl