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LWF Hall gets new patio, LED lights installed

FALL RIVER: The community’s gathering place is getting a bit of a fresh new look. With COVID19 restrictions forcing spots like the LWF Hall to remain closed as events are cancelled as a result of...

Municipal elections a go in N.S.

FALL RIVER: The Municipal Elections scheduled for October 17, 2020 will go ahead as scheduled, the organization representing Nova Scotia's municipalities said.In a letter addressed to NSFM President Pam Mood, Minister Chuck Porter writes that the...

Two new cases of COVID19 reported

HALIFAX: As of today, May 14, Nova Scotia has 1,026 confirmed cases of COVID-19. Two new cases were identified Wednesday, May 13.The QEII Health Sciences Centre's microbiology lab completed 554 Nova Scotia tests on...

RCMP members receiving wellness treatment following N.S. shootings

More than 100 officers responded to rampage; several on leave of absence ENFIELD: The well-being of the Nova Scotia RCMP officers who made the initial response to the rampage on April 18-19 in Portapique and...

9Round announces closure of Fall River, Halifax locations

FALL RIVER: The owners of a local fitness business, with locations in Halifax and Fall River, has announced they’re closing both businesses permanently. The news was issued in a release from 9 Round owners Mike...

Road closure for Silverside Drive due to construction: HRM

WAVERLEY: The Halifax Regional Municipality is advising residents Silverside Drive, between Waverley Road and Rolling Hills, will be closed from May 14 to May 15 between 7 a.m. and 7 p.m.       Motorists are advised...

Wellington youth wins Canada-wide music leadership award

WELLINGTON: A young Wellington boy who is quick to volunteer for any musical opportunity” left such a lasting impact on his former music teacher at Holland Road Elementary School that he’s picked up a...

RCMP celebrate National Police Week

EAST HANTS: This week, the Nova Scotia RCMP is recognizing National Police Week, a public education campaign began back in 1970 as a way for the police to connect with their communities and to...

RCMP provide update into mass shooting investigation

Police decals for cruiser made without business owners permission DARTMOUTH: The Nova Scotia RCMP continues to investigate the incidents of April 18 and 19, an operation that has been given the name of H-Strong. Operation H-Strong...

Dexter Nova Alliance awarded Hwy 104 twinning project by province; work starts in June

WAVERLEY: A local company is one of two who has been awarded the contract by the province for the twinning of a dangerous section of a Nova Scotia highway between Pictou County and Antigonish....
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