Charges forthcoming on Dartmouth man for impaired driving
ELMSDALE: RCMP say charges of impaired driving are pending against a Dartmouth man following a call on Feb. 24. Cpl. Jared Ryan said East Hants RCMP responded to a report…
Lantz man taken to hospital with serious injuries after mvc
UPPER NINE MILE RIVER: A 19-year-old Lantz man has suffered serious injuries following a collision on Feb. 25. Cpl. Jared Ryan said officers from East Hants RCMP, along with local…
N.S. students to learn about importance of agriculture during Agriculture Literacy Month
From a press release: HALIFAX/EAST HANTS: Nova Scotia students will learn about the importance of agriculture during Canadian Agriculture Literacy Month, which began March 1. The month aims to connect…
IPOANS: Landlord registry will cost HRM taxpayers millions
From a press release: HALIFAX: After more than a decade, the landlord registry in London, Ontario, shows the risks in Halifax Regional Municipality adopting a similar regime. “London’s landlord registry…
RCMP say Nova Scotians lost $3.6m last year in scams
DARTMOUTH: Residents in N.S. lost a record $3.6 million to scammers, up near $1.1 m from 2021, Noav Scotia RCMP say. “Fraudsters continue to steal heard-earned money from people in…
DSES students showcase their work at Multicultural Festival
DUTCH SETTLEMENT: Students in Grade six at a local elementary school put their work on showcase last week. The students, all from Dutch Settlement Elementary School, held their annual Multicultural…
Two for two: Archibald snags second Canada Games medal
CHARLOTTETOWN: It came down to the final stretch inside the stadium, but Emma Archibald couldn’t hold off Ontario’s Madison Mullin in the Para Nordic Stand Female race at the 2023…
Restaurants participating in Sackville Sandwich Week announced
LOWER SACKVILLE: The Sackville Business Association and participating Sackville restaurants are excited to create a positive impact in the community through a common love of sandwiches. Sackville Business Association is…
Kinsac Road getting speed reduction
BEAVER BANK/KINSAC: Residents in a part of Kinsac Road are being advised of a speed reduction being installed. The HRM said in a release on Feb. 28 that the speed…
Province bans TikTok from government-owned mobile devices
HALIFAX: Nova Scotia’s government has announced they are banning TikTok from use on government-issued mobile devices, beginning today March 1. “There is no need for the TikTok app to be…