Column: In Community, by Rev. Michael Tutton
Reflections on life along the lakes by a journalist turned Anglican priest. “Lucy love” I didn’t intend to start this column with description of searing sadness. But the reality is…
Christmas tea and sale set for Nov. 22
FALL RIVER: A Christmas tea sale is set for a couple weekends from now in Fall River The tea and sale will take place Nov. 22 at the St. Thomas…
Premier Houston takes issue with order prohibiting poppies from being worn in certain court facilities
HALIFAX: Premier Tim Houston is taking issue with an order that says the poppy is a political statement and thus prohibits individuals working in certain court facilities from wearing them.…
OP-ED: Halifax must act on Fall River’s water challenges
The following is an Op-Ed submitted by Waverley-Fall River-Beaver Bank MLA Brian Wong Fall River is a well-loved community in Nova Scotia, known for its lakes, trails and beauty. For…
Circular Materials launches extended producer responsibility for packaging and paper in N.S.
HALIFAX/EAST HANTS: Circular Materials, a producer-led not for profit organization operating in Nova Scotia, will launch extended producer responsibility (EPR) for packaging and paper on December 1, 2025, marking a…
Minister Lohr responds to the federal budget
HALIFAX: The following is a statement from John Lohr, Minister of Finance and Treasury Board. “We want to congratulate Prime Minister Carney on the introduction of his first budget. Nova…
Photos/Video: Ghosts, spirits at the Halifax Paranormal Symposium
HALIFAX: The Halifax Paranormal Symposium is an annual event, held by PPRI, that features an array of presentations by top members in the fields of the Paranormal and Parapsychology. Freelance…
Municipality offering free lifeguard certification for residents
HALIFAX: The Halifax Regional Municipality is offering free lifeguard certification this fall for residents, with priority given to those living in rural areas. Participants must complete a series of courses…
Halifax man charged in Lower Sackville break-and-enter
LOWER SACKVILLE: A 48-year-old Halifax man has been charged for a break-and-enter into a Lower Sackville business on Oct. 29. RCMP said that at approximately 12:39 a.m., officers with RCMP…
HRP charge 34 drivers with impaired-related offences in September
HALIFAX: Thirty four drivers were charged with impaired related offences by Halifax Regional Police during the month of September. Of the 34 drivers, 24 were charged with impaired operation of…