Police issue reminder to motorists of road safety
DARTMOUTH: The Nova Scotia RCMP is reminding motorists that vehicles with tinted windshields, front side windows or license plate covers are prohibited in Nova Scotia.
While some motorists install after-market window tint or license plate...
Water main extension work begins on Windgate Drive next month
WINDSOR JUNCTION: Starting next month, work will begin on behalf of Halifax Water on extending the water main along Windgate Drive up into Capilano Estates.
The news was relayed in a release posted on Councillor...
Modular classroom structure to be built at Georges P. Vanier Jr. High
FALL RIVER: A modular classroom structure will be constructed this summer connected to Georges P. Vanier Junior High School, the province, and Halifax Regional Centre for Education (HRCE) confirmed.
In a letter home to parents,...
N.S. invests $13 million into HIAA with aim to attract new routes, passengers
HALIFAX STANFIELD: The province and the Halifax International Airport Authority have had a “great sense of partnership” during the negotiation process that has led to a $13 million investment by the province to HIAA.
In...
HIAA reports 2021 financials with a focus on the future
From a press release:
HALIFAX STANFIELD: At its first in-person annual public meeting in two years, Halifax International Airport Authority (HIAA) reflected on 2021 as another challenging year due to the COVID-19 pandemic but remained...
Hundreds of students, teachers to showcase STEAM projects at Virtual School Maker Faire May...
From a press release
HALIFAX: Brilliant Labs, in collaboration with the Nova Scotia Education and Early Education Development department, will be hosting a two-day virtual School Maker Faire on May 12-13.
Since the beginning of the...
HEART Society raises more than $50,000 for Ukrainian refugee support
ENFIELD: The East Hants community once again showed it has a HEART of gold.
Organizers of the recently held HEART Society trivia night and auction fundraiser were left trying to find words to express their...
Multiple off-road vehicle collisions keep N.S. RCMP busy
KENNETCOOK: With the sunny weather upon us, RCMP across N.S. were left responding to multiple off-road vehicle complaints and collisions with injuries ranging from minor to serious. One of those incidents required transport by...
Premier on trade mission to Ireland; U.K.; France
From a release:
HALIFAX: The Premier of N.S. left May 6 for a business trip aimed at boosting trade, tourism, investment and partnerships in the U.K., Ireland, and France.
The trip, which will see Premier Tim...
Mount Uniacke man facing several charges from incident at Windsor high school
WINDSOR: A 19-year-old Mount Uniacke man is facing a slew of charges after an incident at a high school in Windsor on May 5.
In a release, Cpl. Chris Marshall with N.S. RCMP said that...