RCMP nab impaired driver after flight from police in Upper Sackville
UPPER SACKVILLE: A 30-year-old man has been arrested and charged following fleeing from police on April 8 in the Upper Sackville area.
Cpl. Guillaume Tremblay, with Halifax District RCMP, said RCMP arrested an impaired driver...
Cargo activity at Halifax Stanfield surpasses 2018 levels, HIAA says
HALIFAX STANFIELD: It was a strong year for rebuilding air cargo activity at Halifax Stanfield.
In 2022, cargo volume and value surpassed 2018 levels, making it the second-best year on record for cargo activity...
Police charge two men, arrest woman after Beaver Bank robbery
BEAVER BANK: Two men have been charged following a robbery at a business on Beaver Bank Road, while a third person was also arrested in relation to the matter.
Halifax District RCMP spokesman Cpl. Guillaume...
Caring & Sharing, RCMP hold Stuff the Cruiser food drive
ELMSDALE: An East Hants-based food bank held a successful Stuff the Cruiser food drive over the weekend in Elmsdale.
The Caring & Sharing Angel Tree Food Bank partnered with East Hants RCMP and Sobeys Elmsdale...
New Finance Director named for East Hants
ELMSDALE: A new Director of Finance has been named for the Municipality of East Hants.
Wade Tattrie will officially take over the duties of Director of Finance for the municipality beginning May 2. Tattrie will...
Fall protection awareness campaign for construction industry launched, aimed at employers, workers
DARTMOUTH: Every year, construction workers die on the job or are severely injured as a result of improper fall protection when working at heights across Nova Scotia.
According to data from WCB Nova Scotia,...
Province investing in technology for students, teachers
HALIFAX: Nova Scotia is purchasing more Chromebooks, iPads and laptops to support students and teachers across the province.
The $10-million EdTech Refresh Plan complements other recent technological investments, including more support for the Nova Scotia...
N.S. to train more medical laboratory techs through innovative partnership: Minister Wong
HALIFAX: Nova Scotia continues to move quickly to train more people for high-demand healthcare jobs across the province, the Minister of Advanced Education said.
Starting in September, a new, flexible online learning option will...
School support staff in N.S. could strike April 21
HALIFAX: CUPE’s Nova Scotia School Board Council of Unions (NSSBCU) and the central bargaining committee representing Nova Scotia’s Regional Centres for Education and the CSAP will be in a legal strike/lock-out position as of...
From childhood dream to reality: Gracie MacIntyre becomes new RCMP officer
MAIN PHOTO: Gracie MacIntyre of Enfield is presented her RCMP badge by her dad Const. Peter MacIntyre and Const. Deidre Ndiyae after graduating. (Submitted photo)
ENFIELD: Gracie MacIntyre knew what she wanted to become since...