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No injuries in Hwy 102 Lantz mvc

LANTZ: Police say a driver is lucky he nor other motorists were injured in a motor vehilce collision on Sept 20 near Lantz. Const. Preston Burns said officers and local fire departments responded to the...

Impaired driving charge laid after vehicle hit in Rawdon Gold Mines

RAWDON GOLD MINES: A 21-year-old Noel area man has been charged with impaired driving after an incident in Rawdon Gold Mines on Sept. 23. According to East Hants RCMP Const. Preston Burns, the Community Policing...

N.S. SPCA takes in evacuated NWT dogs due to wildfires

DARTMOUTH: Sixteen dogs evacuated from the Northwest Territories due to the wildfires have found a new home, temporarily at least, in Nova Scotia. As the fires continue to burn in Hay River, NWT, devastating the...

More than 200 public housing units announced by province, feds

From a release HALIFAX: The provincial and federal governments announced more than 220 new public housing units will be built for Nova Scotians in need, including those at multiple locations in the HRM. Municipal Affairs and...

RCMP discusses concerns voiced by residents in Fall River, Waverley

FALL RIVER: The new operations officer in charge for the RCMP in the Fall River area said residents complaints have been heard, and plans are in place for more policing in the coming weeks...

Fall River intersection lights, no-left turn lane among concerns voiced at community meeting

FALL RIVER:  Issues around the Fall River Sobeys intersection and not turning left into the Irving gas station were among the items mentioned during a resident-organized community meeting. It was one of the hot topics...

International drug ring disrupted, thanks to RCMP, Homeland Security, police say

From a release DARTMOUTH: A International drug ring, with a Nova Scotia connection, has been disrupted, say police officials who held a press conference on Sept. 26 at RCMP headquarters in Dartmouth. In a release,...

VIDEO INTERVIEW Question 6: Churchill asked about concerns, lack of assurances to residents on...

ENFIELD: In our sixth question with N.S. Liberal Leader Zach Churchill during a stop in Enfield for a chat with The Laker News, we asked him about the contentious Carr Farm development in Fall...

NS AG: Ground Ambulance Service at Code Critical

The following is from a release from the N.S. Auditor General: HALIFAX: Nova Scotia’s ground ambulance service is in a critical state and the government is not effectively monitoring the performance of Emergency Medical Care...

MRA announces completion of Net Zero project at Rec Hall grounds

MILFORD: Volunteers with he Milford Recreation Association (MRA) had plenty of reason to smile on Saturday during Celebration Day for the organization in Milford. That’s because they unveiled a significant milestone for the MRA, made...
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