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Quick response by firefighters keeps residence safe from garage fire

MILFORD: Seven fire departments responded to a structure fire in Milford late on Tuesday afternoon Sept. 3. Milford Fire Deputy Chief Ken Moxsom said that crews were paged out at approximately 4 p.m. on Sept. 3...

Wayward cow causes mvc, police say

MAPLE GROVE: A cow came out of nowhere forcing a driver to take evasive action on Sept. 2 in Maple Grove. According to the driver, they had to swerve to avoid hitting a wayward cow...

N.S. implements changes to rent cap, Residential Tenancies Act

HALIFAX: Nova Scotia is making changes to the Interim Residential Rental Increase Cap Act and the Residential Tenancies Act to help tenants and landlords address the challenges in today’s housing market, the Minister announced...

RCMP charge Lower Sackville hardware store employee with 50-plus fraud related incidents

LOWER SACKVILLE: RCMP Halifax Regional Detachment has charged a woman with more than 50 fraud related offences that occurred over the past three years. On August 15, RCMP Halifax Regional Detachment responded to the report...

East Hants RCMP urging motorists to leave earlier with schools back, be wary on...

MILFORD: School is back, and East Hants School Safety Resource Officer, Const. Andrew Ouellette, has some advise for East Hants motorists. He wants to remind commuters to leave a little earlier in the mornings now...

Vehicle damaged by pellet or BB gun: Police

ELMSDALE: Police are investigating an incident where a vehicle was damaged while parked in its driveway. Const. Preston Burns, with East Hants RCMP, said police received a complaint of the vehicle being damaged on Hemlock...

New school year begins with historic changes to support learning: Minister Druhan

HALIFAX: This week, more than 135,000 students and 20,000 teachers, principals and staff across Nova Scotia will start their new school year. They will see positive changes designed to create an environment where everyone...

Free transit for all Nova Scotians, N.S. Liberals promise as policy

PC Party say Liberal leader desperate to say anything to turn fortunes around HALIFAX: It would be free transit for all Nova Scotians if the N.S. Liberal Party were to form the next provincial government. Nova...

Suspicious man prompts police response

ELMSDALE: RCMP had a call of a different kind on Aug. 28 in Elmsdale. Const. Preston Burns, with East Hants RCMP, said police were called about a suspicious person checking out vehicles in an Elmsdale...

Gold Rush Days packed full of fun for families

WAVERLEY: It's that time of the year - Waverley Gold Rush Days is next week, Sept. 11- 15. The community event is put on by a dedicated group of volunteers that is supported through the...
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