Helping others with love
FALL RIVER: Since the age of four, Sarah MacDonald-Miles has been wanting to run her own business.
Now at 14-years-old, the Fall River girl is doing that through Links of Love and Share the Warmth,...
Chender: NDP would prioritize housing for Nova Scotians if they formed government
FALL RIVER: The Nova Scotia NDP are ready to go to battle for Nova Scotians.
That’s the messaging Leader Claudia Chender brought to the caucus retreat the party had for MLA’s and officials at Inn...
Forest camp set for WJCC over March Break
WINDSOR JUNCTION: Are you looking for something for the kids to do during March Break? Then the Windsor Junction Community Centre may have just the thing.
The WJCC will be hosting a Forest School camp...
VIDEO: Regimental parade for fallen firefighter Skyler Blackie
TRURO: A regimental parade, complete with bagpipes, was held as part of the funeral today March 30 in Truro for fallen firefighter Skyler Blackie.
Thousands of firefighters from around North America, and the world, were...
Grand Lake student presented memorial scholarship
FALL RIVER: Volunteer firefighters with Station 45 Fall River presented Breeanna Johnson of Grand Lake with a $1,000 Ian MacLeod Memorial Scholarship before training on April 17.
The scholarship is in memory of Ian...
Creosote buildup cause of Robinson Drive chimney fire
FALL RIVER: A buildup of creosote is the cause of a chimney fire on Jan. 3 that sent firefighters to a residence on Robinson Drive in Fall River Village.
HRM spokesman Brendan Elliott said that...
Local family opens Junk Works franchise
FALL RIVER: Andrew Willison never imagined at 19-years-old he would be the general manager of any business, let alone his own. But that’s exactly what the Fall River man is doing.
Willison is the main...
Copper wire thefts pose serious safety risks: N.S. Power
GOFFS: Nova Scotia Power has a warning for anyone attempting to steal copper wire from its electrical equipment and substations – you are putting yourself and others at risk of severe injury or death...
COVID19: 38 new cases announced April 22; additional variant identified
HALIFAX:Thirty-eight new cases of COVID-19 are being reported in Nova Scotia today, April 22.
Thirty-three cases are in Central Zone. Two are related to travel outside of Atlantic Canada and two are related to...
Village Green rink in Waverley officially closes for the season
WAVERLEY: The end of the season has come for the ice skating river on the Village Green in Waverley.
In a post on their Facebook page, the Waverley Community Association (WCA) announced with the milder...