Beaver Bank’s Mason heads to world Cheer competition with Team Canada
BEAVER BANK: Team sports is something that Liv Mason enjoys a lot. It’s likely why she hit it off when she first started competing in Cheer competitions some eight years…
COLUMN: MP’s News & Views with Darrell Samson
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COLUMN: Wealth advice from Jennifer Rideout, Assante Capital
This column is brought to you by: A Loss vs. A Decline (There’s a Big Difference) Imagine it’s November 2008 and two people are looking at their portfolios. They both…
COLUMN: MP’s News & Views with Darrell Samson
Wishing you all a Happy Easter! Spring has sprung, with the promise of new signs of life all around us. As the days get increasingly longer, we will see the…
From the Firehouse – March calls
Brought to you by: MILFORD: Local volunteer fire departments in East Hants and Stewiacke had a busy March. Here is a look at the calls that fire departments in Stewiacke;…
Suspect sought in Elmsdale NSLC theft
ELMSDLAE: RCMP are looking for the public’s help in identifying a suspect in a theft at the Elmsdale NSLC on April 11. East Hants RCMP S/Sgt. Cory Bushell said police…
East Hants Most Wanted: Alberta woman sought on outstanding fraud charge
ELMSDALE: This week, East Hants RCMP has an outstanding province wide warrant for the arrest of a 54-year-old woman from Alberta. Police say Michelle Ann Drake is charged with: ·…
DSES students show off knowledge, work at multicultural festival
MAIN PHOTO: The Grade 5/6 students in John Ardley’s class held a multicultural festival on March 30. (Submitted photo) DUTCH SETTLEMENT: Students in John Ardley’s combined Grade 5/6 class at…
New name, location for NSH’s Mental Health Day Treatment Program
DARTMOUTH: Nova Scotia Health’s Mental Health Day Treatment team has relocated from the Abbie J. Lane Building site of the QEII Health Sciences Centre in Halifax to the Marshall Treatment…
N.S. extends masks in schools until mid-May at the latest
HALIFAX: The Department of Education and Early Childhood Development will maintain the mask requirement in Nova Scotia’s public schools until at least the May long weekend. Becky Druhan, Minister of…