COVID19: Province announces further easing of long-term care restrictions
HRM: Further easing of restrictions in long-term care will allow residents to enjoy off-site day visits with family in their homes."Residents and their families want more opportunities to connect in ways they could prior...
Gas station, A&W reportedly being built on old Burgess property
FALL RIVER: The developer who was behind a controversial gas station that was to be built on Lake Thomas in Fall River back in 2012 has his eyes back on Fall River.
Ralph Hamilton, of...
COVID19: No new confirmed cases, one probable case
HALIFAX: The province is reporting one probable case of COVID-19 involving a Dalhousie University student who has received indeterminate test results. The student recently returned from travel outside the Atlantic Bubble, lives off-campus and...
Municipality prepares for impacts of Hurricane Teddy
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HALIFAX: It's not quite the Hurricane that Halifax is used to preparing for--that one is usually on the basketball court.
On Sept. 21, the HRM said it is is closely monitoring Hurricane Teddy as it...
UPDATED: Missing Lower Sackville woman found safe
Missing person located
September 23, 2020, Lower Sackville, Nova Scotia...The 32-year-old who was reported missing from Lower Sackville on September 21 has been located and is safe.
The RCMP would like to thank the public for their assistance and retweets...
N.S. EMO office provides Hurricane Teddy update
HRM: The Emergency Management Office (EMO) continues to remind Nova Scotians to be prepared for Hurricane Teddy. Current forecast models indicate Nova Scotia is expected to start feeling strong weather effects Tuesday night from...
Halifax Water preparing for Hurricane Teddy
HRM: Hurricane Teddy is currently predicted to impact Halifax and Nova Scotia Tuesday into Wednesday. Halifax Water operates critical water, wastewater and stormwater infrastructure and is taking all possible precautions to prepare for Teddy.
Those...
Province announces improvements to be made in long-term care
HALIFAX: N.S. Health Minister Randy Delorey announced Sept. 21 that government is preparing for future cases of COVID-19 with recommendations from two reviews of outbreaks in long-term care facilities."We agree with the intention of...
Premier McNeil issues statement on Southwest N.S. fishery
HALIFAX: The following is a statement from Premier Stephen McNeil.
"The Supreme Court of Canada has ruled that the Peace and Friendship Treaties provide the Nova Scotia Mi'kmaq the right to harvest and sell fish,...
Beaver Bank man nabbed for stunting on Hwy 102
BEAVER BANK: A 35-year-old man from Beaver Bank has been charged for driving in excess of 50 km/h over the posted speed limit last week in Halifax, a release from Halifax Regional Police says.
At...