Housing Commission gathering public feedback on Affordable Housing
HRM: Finding and keeping an affordable home is a struggle for too many Nova Scotians, and no one person or plan will be able to address this complex situation. That…
Develop N.S. announces more access to high-speed internet for more NSians
HALIFAX: Access to reliable, high-speed internet across the province gives Nova Scotians options in choosing where to live and work and helps attract those who can work remotely to our…
African Heritage Month calls to listen, learn, share, and act
HALIFAX: Virtual celebrations began Jan. 26, for African Heritage Month with a provincial proclamation launch and poster unveiling with Lt.-Gov. Arthur J. LeBlanc, Premier Stephen McNeil, and African Nova Scotian…
N.S. supports municipal collaboration
HALIFAX: Nova Scotians want to live in communities that are vibrant and sustainable, and more collaboration between local governments can help make the places we call home stronger. That is…
HRP urges citizens to stay off frozen lakes and ponds
HRM: Halifax Regional Police responded to a call from a concerned citizen of children venturing out onto the ice surface of a lake. Upon police arrival, the children had returned…
Hyde’s Bridge replacement work scheduled for early 2022
LANTZ: Residents will have to wait a little longer for the replacement of Hyde’s Bridge in Lantz. A link to the Procurement document that had been making the rounds online…
Bottoms up: Ross brothers open Teaghlach Ross Distillery
WAVERLEY: Inside 28 Powder Mill Drive in Waverley, is a smell of newness and taste of deliciousness especially if you’re a fan of rhum, Gin, or vodka. Brothers Rick and…
Some restrictions around sports eased by province; others extended
EAST HANTS/FALL RIVER: The province announced Jan. 22 that some restrictions around sports and arts and culture organizations are being eased, beginning Jan. 25. However, Premier Stephen McNeil and Dr.…
Capacity increasing and mandatory masks for Emera Oval
HALIFAX: In consultation with public health, capacity at the Emera Oval will be increasing to 240 skaters per skate time effective Wednesday, Jan. 27. Skaters can now arrive within 30-minutes…
COVID19: Four new cases; variant cases id’d; State of Emergency continued
HALIFAX: Four new cases of COVID-19 are being reported today, Jan. 22. Nova Scotia has 22 active cases. One case is in Central Zone and is related to travel outside…