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Indian Brook man charged with child porn, sexual interference

INDIAN BROOK: A 35-year-old man from Indian Brook has been charged with child pornography and sexual interference offences following an investigation between the Indian Brook RCMP and the Provincial RCMP Internet Child Exploitation (ICE)...

“It made me feel like I was doing my part in the fight against...

MAIN PHOTO: Siblings Camryn n Tristan Giddens were eager to get their vaccine shots, even if Camryn doesn’t like needles. (Healey photo) WINDSOR JUNCTION/EAST HANTS: Youth from the Fall River and East Hants areas are...

HRM announces updates for pools, splash pads, beaches and recreation services

HRM: The Halifax Regional Municipality continues to monitor and respond to the rapidly evolving impacts of COVID-19. The following is an update on municipal pools, splash pads, beaches and recreation services: Indoor pools The Captain William...

N.S. begins Phase 2 of reopening

HALIFAX: Premier Iain Rankin and Dr. Robert Strang, Nova Scotia's chief medical officer of health, announced today, June 15, that Nova Scotia will start the second phase of its reopening plan on Wednesday, June...

East Hants, N.S. tourism operators encouraged to seek support from province’s restart package

EAST HANTS: Discussions that have led to the province’s $18.2 million tourism restart package began months ago, the Minister of Inclusive Economic Growth and Tourism said in announcing it on June 15. Labi Kousoulis announced...

NSE confirms tests show blue-green algae present in Shubenacadie Grand Lake; await further test...

ELMSDALE: The deputy minister for the Department of Environment and Climate Change said samples taken June 11 at Shubenacadie Grand Lake shows evidence there’s blue-green algae present consistent with levels that are dangerous for...

N.S. reopening to Atlantic Provinces on June 23

HALIFAX: Nova Scotia is lifting its border restrictions and opening to the rest of Atlantic Canada on June 23, Premier Iain Rankin announced today, June 15.This means that residents of New Brunswick, Prince Edward...

No plans to hold vaccinations in N.S. schools, top doc says

HALIFAX: Nova Scotia has no plans to follow in the footsteps that neighbouring New Brunswick is doing by holding COVID-19 vaccination clinics in schools. At a recent COVID-19 briefing, Dr. Robert Strang explained why N.S....

Tuttle ready for hard work after winning Waverley-Fall River-Beaver Bank Liberal nod

WINDSOR JUNCTION: Marni Tuttle knows the hard work begins now. Tuttle, from Windsor Junction was recently declared the winner of the Waverley-Fall River-Beaver Bank Liberal nomination, besting Steve Sinnott to become the candidate for when...

Public Health Mobile Unit in Fall River Tuesday June 15

FALL RIVER: The Mobile Unit for Public Helath will be in Fall River on June 15 as part of expanded testing in HRM and CBRM. Testing people who show no symptoms of COVID-19 (asymptomatic testing)...
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