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Halifax District, East Hants RCMP responding to COVID19 non-compliance calls

FALL RIVER: The RCMP in the Halifax District and East Hants areas, like their counterparts with Halifax Regional Police, have been responding to non-compliance calls in recent days. Cpl....

Vanier skiiers grab provincial title

FALL RIVER: The Georges P. Vanier Junior High Vipers have repeated as girls NSSAF ski race provincial champions. The team, which includes (first names only were available): Lillee, Charlotte, Jessica and Ryann, defended the title...

UPDATED: Bitars issues statement following NSHA advisory of possible COVID19 transmission

ELMSDALE: A statement from Bitar's:"To our valued customers and residents of East Hants: It has been brought to our attention by the Nova Scotia Public Health Authority that one of our part time employees has...

NEW: five new COVID19 cases; public health confirms one case linked to community transmission

HRM: As of today, March 30, Nova Scotia has 127 confirmed cases of COVID-19. Five new cases were identified yesterday, after more than 600 tests were processed. While most cases to date have been...

COLUMN: Ask the Vet with Dr. Juanita Ashton, Elmsdale Vet

Jessica Bennett: How do we heal rough pads on our dog's paws? Is it normal for dogs to get rough pads in winter? Dr. Juanita: Thanks Jessica for the great question! Many pet...

Praising Dr. Strang: Community says thank you to one of their own

FALL RIVER: Nova Scotia’s Chief Medical Officer of Health is getting plenty of praise across the province for his handling of the COVID19 pandemic, but none more close-to-the heart than that of his home...

Honk-a-thon: Community lifts Wellington girl’s birthday spirit

WELLINGTON: Amelia Garrison’s ninth birthday party was looking like it would be “the worst birthday ever” because of the Covd19 pandemic making waves across the world. However, her neighbourhood community in the Wellington area wasn’t...

Holland Road music program earns $10,000 MusiCounts award

FLETCHERS LAKE: The students in the music program at Holland Road School will be feeling the lasting effects of a $10,000 award from MusiCounts Canada for years to come. Officially announced recently, recently retired music program teacher Kerstin Boyce...
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UPDATED: two staff, two residents at Magnolia test positive for COVID19

ENFIELD: In the press conference on March 30, Dr. Robert Strang confirmed two residents and two staff at the Magnolia tested positive for COVID19. This comes a day after a non-resident at Magnolia in Enfield...
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NEW: Twenty new COVID19 cases announced in province

HRM: As of today, March 28, Nova Scotia has 110 confirmed cases of COVID-19. Twenty new cases were identified Friday, March 27. Most are connected to travel or a known case. Public...
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