Bedford man charged with stunting
COLCHESTER COUNTY: A Bedford man has been charged with stunting after police clocked him going 62 kilometres over the speed limit on Highway 104, near North River in Colchester County on Canada Day.
At 9:46...
Traffic heads up for Beaver Bank motorists
BEAVER BANK: HRM is advising residents and motorists that road construction will take place Wednesday, May 17, on Beaver Bank Road between Windgate and Pinehaven Drives.
Crews will be on site from 9 a.m. until...
Parent thinks more at play than just a bus stop cancellation
FLETCHERS LAKE: A parent of a student at Holland Road School has had their afternoon bus stop cancelled, meaning their child will have to walk home.
Amanda Castle says when she spoke with STOCK Bus...
Our Top 10 web stories so far in 2017
FALL RIVER: From local crime stories to Bill 75, and the teachers protest against the government, there has been a lot of stories done that have drawn your attention on our website, TheLaker.ca.
Here’s a...
Group opposed to Fall River quarry stepping back in fight
MILLER LAKE WEST: The group opposed to Scotian Materials' construction of a quarry in Miller Lake West have lost their most recent appeal, and with that they have announced they are stepping back in...
Christmas bazaar held by St. Rose of Lima CWL
FALL RIVER: Anna Coleman is captured making some pine cone art at the St. Rose of Lima Christmas bazaar, held Nov. 23 at the Waverley legion in Waverley.
Veronica Brown was...
Taekwon-Do athletes ready for the Worlds
BEAVER BANK: There’s an excitable nervousness around several local Taekwon-Do athletes these days.
Jade Cameron who calls Beaver Bank home; Jean-Luc Melanson, 16, of Beaver Bank; Lower Sackville product Sydnee Pearce, who has been to...
Volunteer firefighters recognized
FALL RIVER: HRM Fire Zone 4 recognized volunteer firefighters in the Waverley; Grand Lake; Fall River; Goffs; and Wellington departments on Nov. 25.
The awards ceremony was held at the LWF Hall in Fall River,...
New park opens to rave reviews
WAVERLEY: The weather may have been dreary, but the smiles on the kids at the new playground and park in the Spider Lake subdivision were big enough to create their own sunshine on June...