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Deagle Gammon, Blackburn disagree with province’s virtual camera legislation

FALL RIVER/BEAVER BANK: Two local HRM councillors agree that the requirement to keep one’s camera turned one as laid out in a provincial bill...

COVID19: 126 new cases reported May 16; 103 recoveries

HALIFAX: Today, May 16, Nova Scotia is reporting 126 new cases of COVID-19 and 103 recoveries. There are 106 cases in Central Zone, nine in...

Braden Marshall turns lockdown blues into Essay Competition award

MAIN PHOTO: Fall River's Braden Marshall won the Senior Gold Award for the Queen's Commonwealth Essay competition. He was presented the award by N.S....

UPDATE: RCMP locate missing Bible Hill woman

BIBLE HILL: The 26-year-old woman who was reported missing from Bible Hill has been located and is safe. The RCMP would like to thank the public...

Waverley youngsters pick up others garbage from local waterway

WAVERLEY: A stream/brook located just off Highway 118 near the Silversides subdivision in Waverley is a little less polluted—for the time being—thanks to three...

NSians unlikely to indicate if they have good or excellent mental health: study

HALIFAX: Nova Scotians are among the least likely in Canada to report they have good or excellent mental health, the people behind a new...

COVID19: 86 new cases, 115 recoveries announced May 15

HALIFAX: The province has reported 86 new cases of COVID-19, while also seeing 115 recoveries of those suffering from the virus. There are 66 cases...

Frustration mounts for Mrs. Robinson’s Childcare Centre with no news on funding

FALL RIVER: The frustration that childcare operators across N.S. are experiencing during the current COVID19 shutdown is evident in one line from a letter...

Police investigating thefts in Beaver Bank

BEAVER BANK: RCMP are investigating a handful of break-ins to vehicles on May 14. Cpl. Lisa Croteau, with Halifax District RCMP, said police have received...

Update on Keloose 2021: New logo sought

WINDSOR JUNCTION: Organizers of the Keloose community festival are asking for the communities help in designing a new logo, plus providing an update on...
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