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N.S. teachers vote 98 per cent for strike mandate

HALIFAX: Nova Scotia’s teachers and educational specialists have sent a resounding wake-up call to government that it can no longer continue to ignore the many crises boiling over inside our public schools.  In a province-wide...

HERH students get educational experience with Europe trip

MILFORD: It was an educational experience for forty-four Hants East Rural High (HERH) school students and six staff members during March Break. The staff and students left for Europe on March 6 through Pierre Elliott...

Wong’s riding in memory of friend during Wounded Warrior Canada fundraiser

FALL RIVER: A local couple are in the process of training for a big ride in support of a nationally-recognized mental health organization. Brian Wong and his wife Marlene will be participating in a four-day,...

N.S. submits Still Better Than A Carbon Tax Plan to federal government

From a release HALIFAX: Premier Tim Houston has submitted a new plan to reduce greenhouse gas emissions to the Government of Canada. In the submission, Premier Houston made it clear that the Government of Nova Scotia...

PHOTOS: Musical talent showcased at Lockview High

FALL RIVER: It was a night of musical entertainment in the from of students showcasing their love for music on March 27. The night began with members of the Lockview High band and jazz band...

Feds, province announce $15 million investment for housing, infrastructure upgrades in East Hants

ELMSDALE: Three levels of government are partnering to bring $15 million of housing and other infrastructure upgrades to the Municipality of East Hants (MEH). The funding from the federal and provincial governments were announced on...

N.S. making historic investments in municipalities

HALIFAX: All 49 municipalities across the province will see the benefits of a new service exchange agreement signed between the province and each of its municipalities on March 28. The agreement, also known as a...

Climate action being championed by HRM as JUNOS host

HALIFAX: Sustainability and climate action is being prioritized by the host committee for the JUNOS in Halifax in the planning and execution of JUNOS celebrations. This aligns with HalifACT: Acting on Climate Together –...

VIDEO ADVERTORIAL: Maritime Curbing Limited opens in Lantz

LANTZ: Maritime Curbing Limited has just re-opened at their new location in Lantz HRM. They're ready to serve you for all your concrete edging needs at your property or business. Owner Kirk Rothenberger and team lead...

N.S. teachers, specialists to vote on strike action April 11, NSTU says

HALIFAX: The N.S. Teachers Union (NSTU) said that its members will hold a vote on April 11 that could lead to a strike mandate. In a release, the NSTU said they’re making the move as...
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