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Deagle Gammon coy on re-offering for 2024 HRM municipal election

FALL RIVER: Councillor Cathy Deagle Gammon isn't ready to show her card hand just yet on if she will seek re-election next October 2024 during HRM's municipal election. She said if she feels good about...

VIDEO INTERVIEW Question 4: Churchill on emergency alerts, cell phone gaps

ENFIELD: In our fourth question with N.S. Liberal Leader Zach Churchill during his visit in Enfield, he was asked about emergency alert system. We asked if there are any improvements he sees that are...

Free Pumpkin Patch fundraiser for Caring & Sharing being held

ELMSDALE: A local realtor and mortgage broker are teaming up to give back to an East Hants food bank in a unique fundraiser. A free Pumpkin Patch will be held on Oct. 14 at Riverview...

From the Cruiser – Sept. 19, 2023

Brought to you by: ENFIELD: Over the past week, members of the East Hants RCMP responded to 135 calls for service. The following is a look at a few of the calls for the past week...

Community rallies for Gerald Hardy Memorial Society following floods

SHEET HARBOUR: At the end of August, the Gerald Hardy Memorial Society (GHMS) building flooded following heavy rains in the area. The flooding significantly damaged the building which is a community gathering space for...

NSGEU: Health Admin ready to walk, employer continues to drag feet on essential services 

From an NSGEU release HALIFAX: Thousands of administrative professionals working in the health care system throughout Nova Scotia are gearing up to hit the picket lines, as their employers continue to drag their feet on...

N.S. RCMP begin consultations to form apology for historical use of street checks

DARTMOUTH: To inform an apology the Nova Scotia RCMP will be making to African Nova Scotians and all people of African descent for the harm caused by the historical use of street checks and...

Aspiring writers and poets in Nova Scotia sought

NOVA SCOTIA: A literacy organization is looking for aspiring writers, poets or booklovers from Nova Scotia to participate in writing of a novel with other people from around the world.  The World Literacy Foundation is...

VIDEO INTERVIEW Question 3: Liberal Leader Churchill asked about provincial surplus

ENFIELD: N.S. Liberal Leader Zach Churchill answered our question about the province's announced $116 million surplus, and what should be done with it. He had plenty of ideas on where the money should be spent. Churchill...

“It’s time to move on.” Blackburn announces she won’t re-offer for regional council in...

BEAVER BANK: For Lisa Blackburn, serving as a regional councillor was always about serving two terms and then moving on. Now, she has made what has been rumoured for a few months official. The councillor for...
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