N.S. power provides update on cybersecuirty incident
From N.S. Power HALIFAX: Nova Scotia Power is providing important information about the recent cyber incident affecting our company. On April 25, we detected unusual activity on our network and…
Rankin calls for policing review to drive structural change in MCC report
HALIFAX: Liberal Justice Critic Iain Rankin is calling on the provincial government to provide an update on the province-wide policing review recommended by the Mass Casualty Commission. It was expected…
Mobile primary care clinics scheduled for Lower Sackville, Dartmouth
LOWER SACKVILLE: Nova Scotia Health’s mobile primary care clinics have these upcoming clinic dates in Dartmouth and Lower Sackville: Cobequid Community Health Centre 40 Freer Lane, Lower Sackville Saturday, May…
Enfield fire attends ATV rollover, multi-vehicle collision on Hwy 2
ENFIELD: Firefighters with Enfield fire were kept busy with a pair of incidents within hours of each other on April 19. Enfield Fire, along with mutual aid neighbours, responded to…
Installation at MSVU honours MMWIG and 2SLGBTQIA+ people
BEDFORD: On Monday, May 5 and Tuesday, May 6, 2025, Mount Saint Vincent University in Bedford will be home to an installation honouring Missing and Murdered Indigenous Women, Girls, and…
Lower Truro man charged in fatal Cape Breton collision
LOWER TRURO/BADDECK INLET: A 36-year-old Lower Truro man has been charged following an invetigation into a fatal collision that occurred in Baddeck Inlet in Oct. 2024. Police said in a…
More than half of Canadians choosing to improve, not move, as financial crisis hits the housing market
As mortgage rates continue to be high, 55 percent of Canadians admit they would choose to improve their current home rather than move house. But with an ongoing skills shortage,…
Free parking at hospitals, healthcare facilities starts May 1
HALIFAX: Patients, healthcare workers and other visitors to Nova Scotia hospitals and healthcare facilities no longer have to pay for on-site parking, effective Thursday, May 1. “We committed to eliminating…
N.S. announces updated code of conduct prioritizing safety at schools
HALIFAX: A stronger code of conduct with clear, consistent direction will help ensure Nova Scotia schools are safe for students to learn and staff to safely do their jobs. The…
PHOTOS/VIDEO: Braedon Clark wins in Sackville-Bedford-Preston
LOWER SACKVILLE: There was excitement in the air at the Sackawa Canoe Club on Monday night. Supporters and friends and family of Liberal candidate Braedon Clark gathered for a watch…