Windsor Junction man confirmed as drowning victim
WINDSOR JUNCTION: A 31-year-old man from Windsor Junction has been confirmed by police as the victim of a drowning on Saturday night June 4 in the community. Sgt. Andrew Joyce,…
Shubenacadie business suffers extensive water, smoke damage after fire
MAIN PHOTO: Shubenacadie firefighter Corrine Giles watches as fire chief Kevin Jodrey and Incident Command Jeff Van De Reit speak to two East Hants RCMP officers at the fire scene.…
Officials announce opening of Speedway Drive-in at Scotia Speedworld
SCOTIA SPEEDWORLD: The largest drive-in east of Montreal is set to land adjacent to Halifax Stanfield Airport, beginning June 17. Officials with Cindicom Cinema Services Inc., in association with Scotia…
Enfield man charged with breaching release conditions related to child sex abuse charges
ENFIELD: An Enfield man charged with child sex-abuse offences related to an incident he was arrested for in Feb. 2021 has been charged with breaching conditions of his release. In…
Leadership qualities earn Giddens, Brown Lt. Governor Education Medals
FALL RIVER: Two well-spoken Lockview High students have been awarded the Lieutenant Governor’s Education medal for their dedication to their education and leadership amongst their peers. Jack Brown and Camryn…
Community cleanup in Capilano Estates a success, organizer says
WINDSOR JUNCTION: What better then a beautiful sunny day for a community cleanup. That’s exactly what took place on May 29 as residents of the Capilano Estates subdivision came together…
Noel-area community groups receive federal funding
NOEL: Pat Whidden won’t have to worry about being tasked with cleaning the compost toilet at the Lower Selma Museum any more. That’s because with funding to assist the museum…
PHOTOS: District 1, 14 Volunteers recognized
FALL RIVER: Recently, Halifax Regional Municipality recognized the recipients of the 2022 Volunteer Awards. After not holding a ceremony the past two years, it returned to in-person this year. In…
Province announces accessibility upgrades for 43 N.S. facilities
From a release HALIFAX: The province announced accessibility upgrades will be made at 43 community facilities across N.S. with the help of almost $1 million in funding from the Community…
Feds, N.S. announce more families to get access to licensed child care
HALIFAX: It will soon be easier and more affordable for families to access licensed child care in Nova Scotia. The governments of Canada and Nova Scotia announced June 1 that…