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Soaring to new heights: Stuffing a helicopter in Owen Sperry’s memory to spread holiday...

HALIFAX STANFIELD AIRPORT:  What started out as simply stuffing a sack full of Christmas presents, has soared to new flights—and could grow even bigger next year. At least that’s the hope of Tracy Sperry, co-founder...

RCMP investigating Elmsdale theft

ELMSDALE:  The theft of a dump trailer is being investigated, East Hants RCMP say. Const. Preston Burns, Community Policing Officer at the Enfield detachment, said on Dec. 12 police received a report of a theft...

Police investigating theft of travel trailer

NINE MILE RIVER; RCMP are requesting the public’s assistance in the theft of a travel trailer. RCMP Const. Preston Burns said that on Dec. 11 East Hants RCMP was advised that a 17-foot long 2017...

Public Health links four cases of Salmonella illness to national outbreak

HALIFAX: Nova Scotia Health Public Health has linked four cases of Salmonella infection in the Northern and Central Zones to the national outbreak first reported by the Public Health Agency of Canada in November...

N.S. Liberals: Houston government made record profits on backs of Nova Scotians

From a release HALIFAX: The N.S. Liberal Party said that the provincial government under Premier Tim Houston is making record profits on the backs of already stretched thin Nova Scotians. At the Dec. 11 Public...

Fall River woman wins more than $400,000 in Firefighter Raffle 50/50

FALL RIVER/AMHERST:  A Fall River woman received an early Christmas present last Thursday Dec. 7. Andrea Cahill had the winning ticket in the Firefighter Raffle 50/50 draw. She won $408, 733 with ticket #1417334. Cahill bought her...

PHOTOS: Oldfield students enjoy Christmas dinner, visit from Santa

ENFIELD: Students from Oldfield Consolidated School enjoyed a hearty Christmas meal and a visit from that Old Guy from the North Pole. The event was put on by a group of volunteers with members...

PHOTOS: Santa a big hit at St. Rose of Lima Holiday Bazaar

FALL RIVER: Baked goods and preserves were the main draw, but it was the guy from the North Pole that was the big hit--at least for the younger crowd. The St. Rose of Lima CWL...

Fire departments team up to help Shumilacke Food Bank

MILFORD: Two local volunteer fire departments came together on the weekend for one cause. With the holidays upon us, and families in need throughout the communities of Milford, Shubenacadie, and Stewiacke, firefighters with Milford Fire...

CFIB: Small businesses appeal to Halifax council for fair property tax policies

From a CFIB release HALIFAX: As the Halifax Regional Council shifts their focus to addressing its $60 million shortfall, small businesses are bracing for the implication this measure will undoubtedly have on their property tax...
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