Middle Sackville woman facing drug charges after seizure
MIDDLE SACKVILLE: A 25-year-old Middle Sackville woman has been charged with a slew of drug-related offences following the seizure of drugs on March 6.
Cpl. Guillaume Tremblay, spokesman with RCMP Halifax Regional Detachment, said the...
From the Cruiser – March 5
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ENFIELD: Over the past week, East Hants RCMP officers responded to 111 calls for service weekending March 5.
The following is a look at some of the highlighted calls as provided by...
WCB N.S. charting new course with commitment to protect more
From a release
NOVA SCOTIA: With new leadership, a new vision and improving and much more financial stability than ever before, WCB Nova Scotia is setting out to protect more Nova Scotians and more workplaces...
CFIB: Atlantic small businesses owed stalled carbon tax rebate for one partial year by...
SMEs in Ontario and three western provinces owed
over $2,600-$7,00 in rebates for the past five years.
MONCTON, N.B.: With the recent confirmation from Ottawa that it owes Canada’s small and medium-sized businesses over $2.5...
PHOTOS: GPV holds Showcase 2024
FALL RIVER: The talents of students were on display for all to see on Thursday March 7 at one Fall River-area school.
Georges P. Vanier Junior High school in Fall River held their annual Showcase...
Fraud charges laid in Halifax, Dartmouth incidents
HALIFAX: A 37-year-old man from the Halifax area is facing a slew of fraud charges for incidents in the Dartmouth area.
Halifax Regional Police (HRP) said they have charged one person in relation to cashing...
N.S. wineries, grape growers reject government’s trade issue argument
ANNAPOLIS VALLEY: Nova Scotia wineries and grape growers say a $6-12 million handout to commercial wine bottlers will destroy the burgeoning local wine industry and could impact more than 1,100 families in rural parts...
Free Tax-Help Clinics: Discover the wealth of benefits by doing your taxes
CVITP Release
HALIFAX: As the cost of living continues to rise and the pressing challenges of affordability affects our communities, more than ever it is important that you are not leaving any benefits or...
Pavilion project gets boost from local councillor, business
WAVERLEY: The outdoor pavilion at McDonald Sports Park is two steps closer to reaching its fundraising goal.
At a recent cheque presentation, the Waverley Amateur Athletic Association (WAAA) received $7,000 in support to close the...
N.S. Firefighters 5050 raffle helps Enfield Fire get new gear
ENFIELD: A local fire department is reaping the rewards of support for the Nova Scotia Firefighters 50-50 raffle.
Enfield fire recently purchased 20 new sets of bunker gear to replace damaged, unrepairable, expired gear.
To...