Municipal Council is seeking residents of the Municipality to sit on various advisory committees & boards: • Planning Advisory Committee (3 community members); • Sustainable Communities Advisory Committee (3 community members); • Economic Development Advisory...
Respectfully submitted by Linda Arsenault, Returning Officer
Recreation means so much in Antigonish County; its about healthy living, physical activity and contributing to a healthy vibrant place to live. Accessibility and making programs and healthy living options for all is paramount to the municipal recreation team....
The Public Works and Solid Waste Management team at the Municipality of the County of Antigonish are a busy crew. They are working hard to maintain service delivery in Antigonish County in all weather and road conditions. Take a look at Solid Waste Management, meet...
In Antigonish County we are lucky to have access to clean safe drinking water. It is a privilege we should not take for granted. We all have a role in protecting and conserving this life sustaining resource. Watch the video below for a little insight into the County's...
Municipal and School Board Elections are October 15, 2016 The preliminary lists of electors have been prepared for the upcoming elections. The returning officer may make additions or corrections to the lists upon application by telephone, fax, email, mail or in...
For information on the Antigonish 55+ Games, click on the picture below. To register for the games, click here
With winter coming to an end, enjoy the latest from the talented Brendan Riley!
Municipal Council, at a Public Hearing held on Tuesday, February 16, 2016, approved and adopted a By-Law Respecting Alternative Voting. This By-Law will allow for online and telephone voting in the 2016 Municipal Election. Click here to view the Ad for Adoption of...
The Municipality of the County of Antigonish, in partnership with Nova Scotia Health Authority’s Health Equity and Social Justice Working Group for the Guysborough, Antigonish and Strait Area were pleased to unveil the new Health Equity Mural as part of the County’s...
We want your help. If you live in eastern Antigonish County, know your community inside and out, and care about making it better, we want your help. What’s going on? The Municipality of the County of Antigonish wants six volunteers to serve on the Eastern Antigonish...
On Tuesday, October 20, 2015, Municipal Council approved Policy 25 - Road Naming Policy. The purpose of the Road Naming Policy is to establish procedures for naming or renaming new or existing streets and roads in the Municipality of the County of Antigonish. This...
The 42nd Canadian general election will be held on October 19, 2015, to elect members to the House of Commons of the 42nd Parliament of Canada. One of the more significant changes to residents of Antigonish County is the change in riding boundaries. In this election...
“Listening to Our Neighbours, Exploring the Changing Climate in Antigonish, NS” has won the Union of Nova Scotia Municipalities Climate Change Leaders Award! This award will be accepted at the UNSM Annual meeting on Wednesday, Nov. 4, by Warden Russell Boucher and...
The former Rev. H.J. MacDonald School was officially signed over to the Heatherton Development Culture and Wellness Association at 4pm on Thursday, July 2 2015. The official signing ceremony was held in Council Chambers at the Municipal Administration Building....
On Tuesday, June 23, 2015, the Nova Scotia Utility and Review Board (UARB) approved an application by the Municipality of the County of Antigonish to amend the rates charged to customers of both the Fringe Area and Lower South River and Area (LSR) water utilities....
The Municipal Office will be CLOSED on Canada Day. Please join us for our Canada Day Celebrations at St Andrew Junior School on July 1st! Click here to view the Entertainment Schedule for the day.
There are two new signs on our landscape as you enter the County on Highway 104. Installed on May 26, 2015, they were designed by WEUSTHEM Inc. of Halifax. Faten Alshazly, Chief Creative Officer, who worked on this design has recently become the...
Nova Scotians are encouraged to be ready to cope on their own for at least the first 72 hours of an emergency. It takes less then 20 minutes to make your plan. Time well spent. Do you know what to do: Before an Emergency? During an Emergency? After an...