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Culinary excellence awarded

Provincial release HALIFAX: Six top Nova Scotia Community College (NSCC) culinary graduates have been selected to receive the 2020 Lieutenant Governor's Award for Culinary Excellence. The award for culinary excellence recognizes a graduating student from each...

Renovations start at Nova Scotia Provincial Exhibition

Provincial release BIBLE HILL: Exhibitions, fairs and harness racing have been part of the traditional way of life in rural communities in the province for more than 100 years.That is why government is making major...

Health Canada awards $1.1 Million in funding to evaluate the impact of the Human...

NSHA Release HALIFAX: Health Canada’s investment through its Organ Donation and Transplantation Collaborative, whose mandate is to help make transformative changes in organ donation and transplantation systems across Canada. They have has awarded $1.1 million to...

Sisters lemonade stand a thirst quencher on a hot Monday

BEAVER BANK: On a hot summer day who could resist some tasty lemonade and iced tea? Sisters Izzy and Ava Scott setup a lemonade and iced tea stand outside their mom’s home at the corner...

RCMP charge 189 drivers with impaired driving in June

DARTMOUTH: As Nova Scotia's Provincial Police, road safety is a top priority. In an effort to keep citizens informed about enforcement on our roadways, the Nova Scotia RCMP is releasing statistics for all RCMP...

New motorcycles help N.S. RCMP keep provincial road users safe

MAIN PHOTO: Const. Bruce Myers talks with Cpl. Jen Clarke about the benefits of the new RCMP motorcycles. (Healey photo) DARTMOUTH: The men and women who don the RCMP uniform have another tool at their...

Community Health Boards seek Wellness Fund Project proposals

EAST HANTS/FALL RIVER: Community health boards (CHBs) across Nova Scotia are simplifying their Wellness Fund Proposal process to accommodate community groups impacted by the COVID-19 pandemic. “Our communities will face huge challenges on the back...

Statement from Dr. Strang on Irving Shipbuilding COVID19 exception

FALL RIVER: The following is a statement from Dr. Robert Strang, Nova Scotia's chief medical officer of health."There have been a number of questions and concerns about an exception granted by Public Health to...

Can you help police solve a robbery in Lower Sackville?

LOWER SACKVILLE: Shortly after midnight on July 8, Lower Sackville RCMP responded to a call of a robbery at a convenience store on Sackville Dr. When police arrived at the scene they found the employee,...

SHeidi, Scotia among names chosen in RCMP’s Name the Foal contest

ENFIELD: An Enfield youngsters winning name is among the nine chosen from across Canada during the RCMP’s Name the Foal contest entry. This year, the contest took on added significance, with many families staying home...
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