Enfield man charged with impaired driving after spotted speeding
ENFIELD: A 20-year-old Enfield man has been charged with impaired driving after being observed driving at a high rate of speed.
East Hants RCMP S/Sgt. Cory Bushell said officers spotted a vehicle going at a...
Water quality advisories lifted at several beaches; including Springfield Beach, Shubie Park Beach
HALIFAX/SACKVILLE; The Halifax Regional Municipality is advising residents that the recreational water quality advisory has been lifted at several beaches.
The advisory were in place at Lake Echo Beach in Lake Echo, Birch Cove, Shubie...
VIDEO: WCA Halloween Haunted House Tour gives you spooks
WAVERLEY/FALL RIVER: If you're a Halloween enthusiast or like scares you have one last night to catch a glimpse of the scares throughout the homes participating in the Waverley/Fall River Halloween Haunted House tour...
COVID-19 testing coming to Kennetcook; Elmsdale; Shubenacadie; and Stewiacke this week
HALIFAX/EAST HANTS: The Mobile Units from N.S. Public Health will be visiting four East Hants and area communities over the next week, beginning Sept. 4.
In an effort to ensure all Nova Scotians have...
N.S. RCMP warn of recent spear phishing attacks in Nova Scotia
DARTMOUTH: The Nova Scotia RCMP’s Commercial Crime Section and Cybercrime Unit are warning the public of recent instances of scammers targeting retail businesses using sophisticated spear phishing techniques.
Scammers contact an employee via text message...
Premier asked about pause on immigration nominee program
BEAVER BANK: The temporary hold on applications from workers seeking immigration for working in the food and accommodation sector is impacting several local food industry-related businesses.
Premier Tim Houston was asked about the pause during...
Four charged with drug trafficking in Windsor
WEST HANTS: RCMP in West Hants have charged four people a as part of an ongoing drug trafficking investigation.
On September 27, the West Hants RCMP Street Crime Enforcement Unit (SCEU), with assistance of the...
N.S. to adopt 2020 National Building Codes
HALIFAX: Nova Scotia is preparing to adopt the 2020 National Building Codes starting April 1, 2025.
“Adoption of the 2020 national codes marks a new era in building construction that will help to advance our...
N.S. introduces bilingual stop signs in Acadian communities
HALIFAX: The province will begin installing bilingual stop signs on provincial roads in some Acadian communities this summer."This is an historic moment for our province that strengthens our commitment to French language and culture...
Book by Wellington author inspired by N.S. beach
WELLINGTON: An author from Wellington has penned a novel inspired by the beauty of Martinique Beach.
L.A. De Vittori wrote the young adult novel The Coast of Change when she was just 16-years-old during the...