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UPDATED: VIDEO/PHOTOS: FRABA Community champions gala helps youth in community

UPDATED MAY 11 at 11:05 a.m. WAVERLEY: It was a dazzling night of support for youth sport and recreation in our communities on April 27. A total of $8,000 was raised, organizers said, for youth through...

N.S. adding more child care spaces in Halifax region

HALIFAX: Mount Saint Vincent University (MSVU) will add more spaces to its child study centre in Halifax and expand the age groups it serves with funding support from the provincial and federal governments, the...

From the Cruiser – May 8, 2024

Brought to you by: ENFIELD: Over the past week, officers with East Hants RCMP responded to 130 calls for service. The following is some of the highlighted calls as provided by Const. Preston Burns, Community Policing...

N.S. RCMP warn of recent spear phishing attacks in Nova Scotia

DARTMOUTH: The Nova Scotia RCMP’s Commercial Crime Section and Cybercrime Unit are warning the public of recent instances of scammers targeting retail businesses using sophisticated spear phishing techniques.  Scammers contact an employee via text message...

RCMP investigating after stolen truck found burned

MOUNT UNIACKE: Police are looking for information relating to the discovery of a burned out truck. East Hants RCMP Const. Preston Burns, Community Policing Officer, said the incident happened in the early hours of May...

VIDEO/PHOTOS: Lights, Camera, Action! Mean Girls Jr. set for Bicentennial Theatre May 16-18

MIDDLE MUSQUODOBOIT: Tia Abdel Massih said it best. While she wanted a role that was smaller in this year's musical, getting the role of Cady Heron. "I definitely wanted a smaller part, because I am a...

ADVERTORIAL: Carruthers MacDonell & Robson Law excited to meet needs of clients with new...

SHUBENACADIE: Change is a good thing, and for Kerri-Ann Robson that’s never been truer. Robson, the main stakeholder in Carruthers MacDonell & Robson Law in Shubenacadie, said the change that’s happening at her Shubenacadie law...

Nova Scotia Walk Day sees more than 100 groups participate

HRM: Hundreds of people stepped out on May 8. Hike Nova Scotia, along with partners and volunteers, celebrated walking and how it connects us to our communities and to each other.  More than 100...

Survey: Atlantic Canadians worried about tornadoes, hurricanes, winds

First Onsite highlights disaster readiness during Emergency Preparedness Week MISSISSAUGA, ONT.: New survey data released by First Onsite Property Restoration, finds that half of Canadians (50%) are worried about tornadoes and severe winds, while 28...

Province announces construction of new N.S. Centre for Curling Excellence

TIMBERLEA: The new Nova Scotia Centre for Curling Excellence facility to be built in Timberlea will impress Nova Scotians and visitors, with the help of a provincial grant, the province said May 8. “This...
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