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COVID19: One new case announced

HALIFAX: As of today, Oct. 27, Nova Scotia has six active cases of COVID-19. One new case was identified Monday, Oct. 26.The new case is in the Central Zone and is related to travel...

Ash Lee Jefferson student wins Nourish N.S. filmmaking challenge

FALL RIVER: A young girl has already started on her path to a career as an award-winning filmmaker. Grace Mimnagh of Fall River was recently announced as the winner of the 2020 Nourish N.S. Food...

Premier McNeil announces two new staff appointments

EAST HANTS: A former East Hants resident is one of two new appointments announced by Premier Stephen McNeil on Oct. 21. Premier McNeil announced the appointments of David Jackson as director of communications and Kristina...

Last Post Fund program seeks help locating unmarked veterans graves

HALIFAX: The following was issued by Steve St-Amant VP - Nova Scotia Chapter - Last Post Fund. "As we approach Remembrance Day, I am hoping that perhaps your readership can assist me with a solemn,...

MS Canada asks Canadians to #TakeActionforMS

Campaign urges Members of Parliament to extend Canada’s Employment Insurance sicknessbenefit period from 15 to at least 26 weeks and support health charities with direct funding NS: Starting October 7 the Multiple Sclerosis (MS) Society...

Province announces third mass shooting inquiry commissioner

ENFIELD: The joint public inquiry in response to the April tragedy in Nova Scotia has been established and the commissioners will now begin their work. The Governments of Canada and Nova Scotia announced their intent...

Second wave plan for long-term care short on details: NDP’s Burrill

HALIFAX: NDP Leader Gary Burrill and NDP Health spokesperson Susan Leblanc have written to the Minister of Health and Wellness to get answers on how a potential second wave of COVID-19 will be managed...

Province renews Treaty Education partnership

MILLBROOK: Nova Scotia, Mi'kmaw Kina'matnewey, and Millbrook First Nation have renewed a memorandum of understanding creating a partnership to teach treaty education to children in all Nova Scotia schools.The agreement commits the three partners...

Community food literacy and access receives provincial support

HALIFAX: Access to nutritious food has never been more important. One way government is helping Nova Scotians is through the Community Food Literacy and Access Fund.  With an investment of more than $134,000...

COVID19: Province announces three new cases

HALIFAX: The province announced three new cases of COVID19 were identified on Oct. 23, bringing its total active cases to six. The three new cases are all related to travel outside Atlantic Canada. Two cases...
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