Public Works, ECC unaware of Wellington residents blasting issues
WELLINGTON; A provincial spokesperson said its news to them that residents are having issues related to blasting at the Aerotech Connector in Wellington.
On a Facebook community page, residents had been posting about issues they...
School gyms set to reopen to public use; Nov. 16 targeted for LHS gym
Re-opening of school gyms to community use announced on Nov. 3
DARTMOUTH: While 50-plus school gyms would reopen to community access beginning this week, those in the Lockview family of schools will not be doing...
West Hants man charged in theft in Walton
WALTON: A 36-year-old West Hants man is facing charges of theft after an incident at the NSLC in Walton on Nov. 26.
East Hants RCMP S/Sgt. Cory Bushell said members were called for a theft...
Bedford Commons Tim’s listed in NSHA warning for potential COVID19 exposure
BEDFORD: The Nova Scotia Health is advising of potential exposure to COVID-19 at the following locations:
The Local Restaurant and Bar (2037 Gottingen St, Halifax) on Nov. 9 between 4 p.m. and close. Anyone present...
Enfield company wins heat pump Q3 award from N.S. Power
ENFIELD: A family owned and operated business in Enfield has been recognized with an award from Nova Scotia Power.
Southwind Energy learned in October that they were the utilities winner for the Heat Pump Contractor...
UPDATED: Female youth facing charges in knife incident
MILFORD: Sgt. Martin Roy with East Hants RCMP said charges are forthcoming against a female youth following a fight involving a knife n Milford on Oct. 18.
Police were informed of a fight in progress...
VIDEO: Fall River residents hold protest of U.S. abortion decision
FALL RIVER: A group of approximately 15 people gathered at the Hwy 2 intersection in Fall River last week protesting for women's rights following a decision in the U.S. that seemingly overturned that.
In the...
Milford Foodland among potential COVID19 exposure locations listed on May 31
MILFORD: The Milford Foodland is one of several potential COVID19 exposure locations listed in the advisory issued on May 31 by Nova Scotia Health Public Health.
Anyone who worked at or visited the following locations...
No one injured in Fall River Road collision
FALL RIVER: No one was injured in a single-vehicle collision on Saturday morning after a vehicle struck a power pole before landing on its roof on Fall River Road.
Cpl. Chris Marshall, with Halifax District...
Province projecting more than $400 million deficit for 2023-24
HALIFAX: The first update on Budget 2023-24: More Healthcare, Faster reflects historic investments in healthcare, settled workforce agreements and the cost of responding to emergencies, including wildfires and flooding.
Finance and Treasury Board Minister Allan...