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Election 2024: N.S. NDP announces proposal to protect renters

HALIFAX: Nova Scotia’s New Democrats announced Oct. 31 their plan to protect renters from rent hikes and evictions.   NDP Leader Claudia Chender said an NDP government will ban the fixed-term leases that allow landlords to...

Election 2024: N.S. Liberals unveil plan to lower N.S. taxes

HALIFAX: While Nova Scotians have been struggling with the rising cost of living, the provincial revenues have surged over the past two years. On Oct. 31, Liberal Leader Zach Churchill laid out a transformative...

No Voter Information Cards for N.S. provincial election, Elections N.S. says

HALIFAX: Elections Nova Scotia will not print voter information cards (VIC) for the 42nd Provincial General Election due to the potential postal strike pending next week. “It was a difficult decision not to print VICs...

Stairs presented with CMLA’s “Freedom of Expression” award

WINDSOR JUNCTION: A Windsor Junction woman has won a big award during an annual conference in Toronto. Jennifer Stairs, who is the director of operations for Nova Scotia Judiciary, was presented the 2024 Canadian Media...

Noel Senior lunches come to an end for another year

NOEL: It was another success lunch season in Noel for the seniors in the Hants North community. The lunches wrapped up recently, but will return next April. The volunteers provide free lunches to seniors in...

N.S. Liberals: Plan to lower grocery prices unveiled

From a release HALIFAX: As more and more families struggle to put food on the table, Leader Zach Churchill unveiled the Nova Scotia Liberalsʼ plan to lower grocery prices for working families across the province. “In...

N.S. PC: Re-elected Houston government will see removal of MacKay, MacDonald bridge tolls

From a release $40 million investment will save drivers time and money HALIFAX: Drivers throughout the Halifax Regional Municipality will save time and money when a re-elected Nova Scotia PC Government removes tolls on the MacKay...

N.S. NDP: Houston’s broken promise on housing leaves Nova Scotians out in the cold

From a release DARTMOUTH: Nova Scotia’s New Democrats are calling out Tim Houston for failing to ensure Nova Scotians have safe, accessible housing they can afford.  ith the average rent of a one-bedroom apartment topping...

Russell earns Sackville-Cobequid PC nomination

LOWER SACKVILLE: A former Halifax Regional Councillor for Lower Sackville and longtime community volunteer is running in Sackville-Cobequid for the Nova Scotia PC Party in the next provincial general election. Paul Russell was elected this...

N.S. Liberals: Churchill commits to bringing integrity, accountability to Premier’s Office

HALIFAX: A day after Premier Tim Houston broke his first promise to Nova Scotians by calling a snap election, Liberal Leader Zach Churchill is promising to create a government that works for Nova Scotians,...
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