Election 17: Students eager to cast ballot in StudentVote
FALL RIVER: Two local schools are getting the opportunity to find out what the four local candidates have to offer the riding and province.
Holland Road Elementary School in Fletchers Lake and Georges P. Vanier...
Election 17: McNeil, Horne tour Marid Industries
WINDSOR JUNCTION: One of the leading manufacturers of custom steel structures had a visit from the Premier of Nova Scotia on May 15.
Premier Stephen McNeil, in the midst of a 30-day campaign leading to...
Election 17: Candidates “disappointed” in sign thefts, damage
FALL RIVER: The four candidates in Waverley-Fall River-Beaver Bank might not agree on policy, but there is one thing they all do agree on—sign vandalism and damage is uncalled for.
PC Dan McNaughton; Trevor Sanipass...
ENS seeking election day workers
FALL RIVER: If you’re looking for something to do on May 30, Elections Nova Scotia (ENS) may have just the job for you.
Shera-Lee Kerr, the Returning Officer for the riding of Waverley-Fall River-Beaver Bank,...
McNaughton responds to racism allegations
FALL RIVER: The PC candidate for Waverley-Fall River-Beaver Bank is denying allegations made by Stacey Rudderham in a blog post on NSAdvocate.org.
Rudderham, one of the leaders in the fight against the Fall River...
Election 17: FRABA seeking questions for candidates forum
FALL RIVER: The Fall River and Area Business Association (FRABA) is providing an opportunity for residents to submit questions to be asked of the four candidates vying for the seat in the Waverley-Fall River-Beaver...
Q & A: Water to more areas, doctors, all weather field on Horne’s agenda
FALL RIVER: If voters in Waverley-Fall River-Beaver Bank give him the opportunity at a second term, Liberal Bill Horne has a long list of items he would like to address to help better the...
Election 17: Quarry application complete, McNeil confirms
WAVERLEY: The application for the proposed Fall River quarry is now complete.
According to Premier Stephen McNeil, all the necessary information has now been submitted to Nova Scotia Environment from the proponent, Scotian Materials. The...
Q & A: Green’s Edmonds brings youthfulness to election
FALL RIVER: Anthony Edmonds isn’t about to let the fact he’s young or representing an underdog party labelled by many simply as “tree huggers” hold him back.
The Wellington resident is proud and ready to...
Q & A: McNaughton would put “rubber to the road”
FALL RIVER: If it were up to Dan McNaughton, the Aerotech/Wellington Connector would already be out to tender and the proposed seniors development would remain at three storeys.
Those were two of the answers the...