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St. Margaret’s church planning fundraising dinner

The following has been submitted to The Laker News GRAND LAKE/OAKFIELD: Spring is in the air! It has been a long year (or more)! Vaccinations are underway!  N.S. is the safest place in North America. Public...

N.S. reinstates N.B. border restrictions

HALIFAX: Restrictions on the New Brunswick border will be reinstated Thursday, April 15, at 8 a.m., Premier Iain Rankin and Dr. Robert Strang, Nova Scotia's chief medical officer of health, announced today, April 13. "We...

Resident concerned over runoff into pond near Aerotech Connector

WELLINGTON: Nova Scotia Environment (NSE) is aware of sediment and runoff getting into a pond, located adjacent to the construction site of the Aerotech Connector in Wellington. The pond, located at the former Sarty Siding...

Waverley Legion receives $25k New Horizons Grant for kitchen upgrade

WAVERLEY: The Waverley Legion has received some big help from a federal grants and contribution program. Recently, Sackville-Preston-Chezzetcook MP Darrell Samson was on hand to present the Legion and its members with a cheque for...

Blois’ resolution “Canada as an Agricultural and Agri-food Superpower” approved

KINGS-HANTS: Liberal Party of Canada delegates passed a resolution Saturday April 10 that will help position Canada as an agricultural and agri-food superpower. The policy resolution, put forward by Kings-Hants MP Kody Blois, received support...

Lwr. Sackville man charged with sexual assault, interference

LOWER SACKVILLE: The RCMP/HRP Integrated Special Victim Section has charged a 29-year-old man from Lower Sackville with sexual assault, and is reaching out to the community in case there are additional victims. Andrew Thomas Stones has...

Municipalities across N.S. benefit from charter modernization

HALIFAX/SYDNEY: The province is is amending the Municipal Government Act and the Halifax Regional Municipality Charter to modernize local government operations.The change announced April 8, will allow municipalities and villages to hold virtual council...

Halifax peninsula getting new Conseil scolaire acadien provincial school, province announces

HALIFAX: The province will provide the Conseil scolaire acadien provincial (CSAP) and its students and staff with a new, modern pre-primary to Grade 8 school on the peninsula, the Minister responsidle for the Education...

Grad recognition ceremonies to be held at high schools: N.S. Education

FALL RIVER: The Department of Education and Early Childhood Education said progress is being made on what graduation ceremonies will look like this June at N.S. high schools. Violet MacLeod, spokeswoman with the department, confirmed...

Memorial run to honour lives lost in Portapique and surrounding areas

TRURO: The Nova Scotia Remembers Legacy Society will honour and celebrate the lives lost in Portapique and the surrounding community on April 18-19, 2020 with a Memorial Run/Walk in and around Truro. The run/walk will...
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