SCDA asking for community’s help to decide on new group logo
LOWER SACKVILLE: Residents in Lower Sackville and area are being asked for their help to deign a new logo for a community group of volunteers. The Sackville Community Days Association…
NDP call for higher accountability and lower rates from Nova Scotia Power
HALIFAX: N.S. NDP Leader Claudia Chender presented her party’s argument against Nova Scotia Power’s rate application, on Jan. 7, which would see rates increase another eight per cent over the…
Year in Review: Turf Field, Crosswalk, flood mitigation among accomplishment highlights for Deagle Gammon in 2025
FALL RIVER: Councillor Cathy Deagle Gammon said 2025 was a year of both visible accomplishments and ongoing work across Waverley–Fall River–Musquodoboit Valley, highlighting recreation, safety, infrastructure, and long-term planning during…
U18 women’s world hockey teams to play pre-tournament games in HRM
DARTMOUTH/HALIFAX: Hockey fans in Halifax will get a state of the U18 Women’s World Hockey Championship as Canada and U.S. are set to play in separate pre-tournament games on Wednesday.…
Enfield’s Miller announces retirement from hockey following injury
ENFIELD: A hockey player from Enfield is hanging up the skates. Shaun Miller has announced his retirement from hockey following an undisclosed season-ending injury with the Romford Raiders of the…
N.S. Green Party condemns invasion of Venezuela
WELLINGTON: The Green Party of Nova Scotia roundly condemns the unilateral, imperialist attack onVenezuela, and the abduction of Nicolás Maduro. “We recognize this action as part of a recent pattern…
Community meeting aimed at speeding concerns along Waverley Road
WAVERLEY: A community meeting is planned for this Thursday night to discuss concerns from residents over speeding along Waverley Road. Tony Mancini, the HRM councillor for that area, posted on…
Community rink in Waverley opens
WAVERLEY: The Village Green community skating rink is open. Thanks to some amazing work from volunteers with the Waverley Community Association, the community rink is now open. The volunteers have…
N.S. SPCA charges Dartmouth dog groomer
DARTMOUTH: Lorraine Murphy, 39, of Dartmouth, has been charged with four counts of causing distress under the Animal Protection Act of Nova Scotia, section 26(1). The Nova Scotia SPCA investigated…
Public works alerting Nova Scotians to scam regarding senior drivers
HALIFAX: The province Department of Public Works is advising Nova Scotians of a scam making its way through N.S. and Canada. The department said on it’s X (formerly Twitter) account…