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N.S. Liberals table bill to end Carbon Tax in province

From a press release HALIFAX: The N.S. Liberal Party is working to remove the carbon tax backstop and bring in an Atlantic cap and trade model, the party said in a release on Sept. 19. It...

N.S. SPCA opens new North Nova SPCA building

STELLARTON: On Sept. 17, the newest SPCA was “unleashed” in Stellarton.An unleashing is a little different from your typical ribbon cutting. The building isn’t yet finished and ready to open to the public. This...

Community grants to help keep seniors active now open

HALIFAX: Community groups can now apply for funding to support new projects that help older Nova Scotians stay active and engaged in their communities.The Age-Friendly Communities Grant program opened for applications September 17.“Seniors...

PHOTOS/VIDEO: Putting on fun for the community at Gold Rush Days

WAVERLEY: It was a great Gold Rush Days this year celebrating the community of Waverley and it's history. There was plenty to do for all from bouncy castles; to concert performance; fireworks; and even a...

Province supports Halifax Rapid Housing Project

From a release HALIFAX: A new supportive housing development for people experiencing chronic homelessness will soon be available in Halifax with funding from the provincial and federal governments.Ozanam Place, being built by the Society of...

Law firm Burchell MacDougall to celebrate 80 years

ELMSDALE/TRURO: Burchell MacDougall LLP, one of the oldest and most established law firms in Nova Scotia, is pleased to mark their 80th anniversary in 2024. Founded in 1944 by R. Lorne MacDougall and Wilfred Burchell,...

Municipal Election:District 1 Waverley-Fall River-Musquodoboit Valley candidate question and answer

FALL RIVER/MUSQUODOBOIT VALLEY: Attention Waverley-Fall River-Musquodoboit Valley (HRM District 1) residents. The Laker News will be doing one on one video interviews with the three candidates, Councillor Cathy Deagle Gammon; Chris Balcom; and Angela Dennison. We...

Lovelace to prioritize light rail if elected Mayor

HRM; In a release, HRM Mayoral candidate Pam Lovelace said she will make light rail a priority. The message comes in an email sent out to media on Sept. 13, where she included a bit...

From the Cruiser – Sept. 13, 2024

Brought to you by: ENFIELD: Over the past week, officers with East Hants RCMP responded to 130 calls for service. The following is a highlighted call as provided by East Hants RCMP Const. Preston Burns. PARKED VEHICLE...

Youth suffers serious injuries in vehicle-pedestrian collision

BEAVER BANK: A youth from Beaver Bank suffered serious injuries as a result of a vehicle-pedestrian collosion on Sept. 11. Cpl. Guillaume Tremblay, with RCMP Halifax Regional Detachment, said police are investigating the incident, that...
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