HSIA’s passenger volume soars in 2024
HALIFAX STANFIELD: The passenger numbers at Halifax Stanfield Airport have yet again proven why it’s a vital role as Atlantic Canada’s gateway to the world. The airport’s bustling corridors and…
Provincial Fisheries & Aquaculture minister promoting N.S. seafood in Europe
HALIFAX: Fisheries and Aquaculture Minister Kent Smith is in Europe on a mission with Nova Scotian and other Atlantic Canadian seafood companies to develop markets in Italy, France and the…
Premier Houston’s statement on U.S. Tariff delay
HALIFAX: The following is a statement from Premier Tim Houston. “For now, we can all take a breath. “We are relieved there will be a pause on tariffs imposed on…
Veterans wellness centre officially opens to much excitement
ELMSDALE: A first-of-its-kind wellness centre in Nova Scotia aimed at helping Veterans, including first responders, opened its doors to much fanfare on Monday morning in Elmsdale. The Veteran Farmer, a…
PHOTOS/VIDEO: Carney brings Liberal leadership bid to Enfield
ENFIELD: A room of 160 plus people welcomed Liberal leadership candidate Mark Carney to Enfield on Friday afternoon. Carney stopped by the Enfield Legion for a meet and greet with…
Gaudry named to N.S. Keltic U18 Women’s sevens team for B.C. tournament
WINDSOR JUNCTION: A multi-sport athlete from Windsor Junction has been named to Rugby Nova Scotia’s U-18 Keltic Women’s Sevens team. The squad will compete at the Vancouver Sevens tournament hosted…
Elmsdale’s Delorey named Acadia’s Female Athlete of the Week
ELMSDALE: For the second straight week, an Elmsdale basketball player has been named her university’s Female Athlete of the Week. Sarah Delorey, along with Brady Burns on the men’s side,…
Truro area man charged with multiple offences by provincial Human Trafficking Unit
TRURO: A 52-year-old man from Truro has been charged with multiple human trafficking related fofences after an investigation by the RCMP’s N.S, Human Trafficking Unit. As part of an ongoing…
Six more weeks of winter says Shubenacadie Sam to large crowd
SHUBENACADIE: A large crowd of approximately 150 people–the largest in recent years, officials said–came out to the Shubenacadie Provincial Wildlife Park on a bitterly cold early Sunday morning Feb. 2…
Ten questions to ask a contractor, before they start knocking down walls!
TORONTO, ONT.: Rising interest rates and an unsteady housing market have been encouraging more Canadians than ever to look at home improvements rather than moving house. This includes major projects…