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N.S. introduces amendments to strengthen action against Opioid companies

HALIFAX: Health Minister Michelle Thompson brought forward legislation on Oct. 12 that will update its legislation that holds opioid companies accountable for their actions. It will also provide the government options to try to recover...

HERH Lady Tigers claw Knights in girls hockey action

LANTZ: Five different goal scorers found the back of the net for the Hants East Rural High Lady Tigers as they picked up win number one of the season Oct. 17. The Tigers hosted the...

From the Cruiser – Oct. 17, 2023

Brought to you by: ENFIELD: Over the past week, officers with East Hants RCMP responded to 110 calls for service. The following are a few of the highlighted calls as provided by Const. Preston Burns, Community...

Less paperwork for road construction companies with amendments to Motor Vehicle Act

DARTMOUTH: Construction and traffic control companies that work on Nova Scotia roads and highways will soon have less paperwork to do when they want to use an automated flagger assistance device, the Minister said...

Bieber Bank: Local girl working with Justin Bieber’s vocal coach

MAIN PHOTO: Sadie C. Grace (Sadie Conrad) smiles next to Mama Jan who is Justin Bieber's vocal coach. Sadie has been working with her for a couple year. (Submitted photo) BEAVER BANK: When she isn’t...

Province standardizes regulated bodies for health providers, improves patient protection

HALIFAX: Nova Scotia is creating consistency across healthcare professions in Nova Scotia and making it easier to respond to future changes in their fields, the Health Minister said in introducing new legislation on Oct....

MacFarlane installed as first female Speaker at Province House

HALIFAX: The MLA for Pictou West has made history becoming the first female Speaker of the N.S. House of Assembly. Karla MacFarlane was nominated and elected into the position when N.S. legislature resumed on Oct....

Inaugural Pumpkin Patch fundraiser attracts good crowd

ELMSDALE: It was an amazing turnout at an inaugural fundraiser in support of the local food bank. Shae Penney, Exit Realtor, and Darren Aiken with Mortgage Intelligence teamed up to put on a Pumpkin Patch...

PHOTOS: Inner Strength’s Fall Fair a huge success

WELLINGTON: Mother Nature couldn’t dampen the spirit of fun and excitement at the Fall Fair, hosted by Inner Strength Taekwondo in Wellington. Earlier in the week there was some concern that the forecast of rain...

Legislation introduced to support publicly funded french education

HALIFAX: New legislation will support publicly funded French first-language education programs and services to ensure the well-being and success of Nova Scotia's Acadian and francophone students. The Conseil scolaire acadien provincial Act was introduced October...
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