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Province announces opening of applications for Community Economic Development Fund

HALIFAX: Nova Scotians will continue to benefit from community-based projects that spark innovation and build stronger, more collaborative regions, through investments from the Community Economic Development Fund. The fund, now open for applications, supports projects...

Police nab 63 drivers for stunting on N.S. roadways in June

HRM: RCMP across Nova Scotia nabbed sixty-three drivers with stunting incidents last month. In a release, officials with N.S. RCMP said that road safety is a top priority for officers with the force. In an...

N.S. RCMP nab 168 impaired drivers in June

HRM: RCMP across Nova Scotia charged 168 drivers in the province with impaired-related offences last month. In a release, N.S. RCMP said that road safety is a top priority. In an effort to keep citizens...

Province announces opening of expanded Dialysis Unit

HALIFAX: Beginning July 12, patients will begin receiving treatment at the expanded dialysis unit at the Halifax Infirmary site of the QEII Health Sciences Centre. Six dialysis stations have been added, bringing the total to...

Creating more critical conversations on PTSD, mental health one step at a time

MAIN PHOTO: Chad Kennedy (right) and support walker Lisa along with the support vehicle driven by Rick go along Hwy 214 in Elmsdale towards Hwy 102 as they head to Halifax on the Sea...

N.S. medical student wins prestigious Global Entrepreneur Award for Canada

From a release HALIFAX: As recently graduated Canadian medical resident David Hodgson starts his radiology residency at Halifax’s Queen Elizabeth II Health Sciences Centre, he’s celebrating a major win for his re-imagined asthma device company...

Putnam strikes emotional chord with two singles on debut album

DEBERT: A country pop singer from Debert is set to launch her highly anticipated debut album, “The Phoenix.” Jackie Putnam, a country-pop sensation from the community outside Truro, debut album will be released as a...

Closure of Natural Resources Education Centre about efficiencies, collaboration, DNRR says

MIDDLE MUSQUODOBOIT: The closing of the Natural Resources Education Centre (NREC) at the end of the summer is being made to improve workforce collaboration and efficiencies, a spokesperson for the Department of Natural Resources...

HRM set to welcome 750 Indigenous Nations for NAIG 2023

HALIFAX: The municipality is pleased to be welcoming athletes, coaches, staff, performers and spectators of the North American Indigenous Games (NAIG) 2023. Close to 5,000 athletes representing more than 750 Indigenous Nations will be gathering...

Poilievre speaks about axe the tax, housing, visit to Ledwidge Lumber

ENFIELD/OTTAWA: Nova Scotians agree with Pierre Poilievre, the leader of the official opposition said regarding his message that the federal government needs to axe the Carbon Tax. Poilievre was speaking about the carbon tax and...
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