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Warning issued for driver who drove across Elmsdale train tracks with gates down

ELMSDALE: Police have issued a warning to a driver who sped across the train tracks with its gates down in Elmsdale on Oct. 16. Const. Preston Burns said that police received a report that a...

UPDATED: Police deem Enfield suspicious deaths as murder, self-inflicted injuries

ENFIELD: The deaths of two adults found deceased indie a Rockcliffe Drive residence on Oct. 18 have been deemed as a murder and death by self-inflicted wounds. Allison Gerard with N.S. RCMP provided the update...

PHOTOS: Community supports GPV Band at craft market fundraiser

FALL RIVER: Christmas shopping came early for many of the shoppers at the Georges P. Vanier Junior High Band craft fair last weekend. The fair, held Oct. 18-19, saw more than 60 vendors over the...

Windsor Junction youth’s heroics recognized with Medal of Bravery

WINDSOR JUNCTION: A young Windsor Junction youth was among eight Nova Scotians honoured Tuesday at a ceremony in Halifax. The eight, including one posthumously, were recognized with the Medal of Bravery on Oct. 22. It was...

N.S. NDP: New AG report raises concerns over health data security

From a statement issued by the N.S. NDP: HALIFAX: The following is a statement from NSNDP Leader Claudia Chender following the Auditor General’s report on the lack of effective cybersecurity for Nova Scotia’s health...

N.S. AG: Without robust Cybersecurity, province’s digital health network at serious risk

HALIFAX: Nova Scotia does not provide effective cybersecurity for Nova Scotia’s digital health networks, potentially exposing the rapidly growing system to risk, said Auditor General Kim Adair. In a new audit released today, Adair reveals...

Code of Conduct for municipal officials introduced by Nova Scotia

From a release HALIFAX: Municipal politicians across the province will have to abide by a new code of conduct that covers more than a dozen areas, from gifts and benefits to handling confidential information. The code...

Theatre New Brunswick’s Bluebirds production flies into Eastern Front Theatre

DARTMOUTH: Theatre New Brunswick’s celebrated production of Bluebirds lands at Eastern Front Theatre this Remembrance Day season. The powerful play, directed by Natasha MacLellan and written by Governor General award-winning playwright Vern Thiessen, will...

Province announces construction of Williams Lake dam replacement

From a release HALIFAX: People living around and downstream from Williams Lake in Halifax and their properties will be safer with the Province’s construction of a new dam. The replacement dam will be built to environmental...

HRM DISTRICT 1: Deagle Gammon humbled, thankful for voters giving her second term as...

FALL RIVER: Cathy Deagle Gammon credits her phenomenal team and great supporters with being able to earn re-election by the voters in District 1 Waverley-Fall River-Musquodoboit Valley for another four years. Deagle Gammon was announced...
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