N.S. minimum wage increases 50 cents as of April 1
From a release HALIFAX: Starting Tuesday, April 1, Nova Scotia’s minimum wage will increase from $15.20 per hour to $15.70. The increase will be one of two this year, with…
East Hants gathering community feedback with survey
EAST HANTS: The Municipality of East Hants is asking for public participation in a survey they are doing. The municipality is growing and so are the recreation needs of our…
Enfield RFC holding Junior “Try it” sessions
ENFIELD: A junior “try-it” session for rugby players is being held beginning March 31. Enfield RFC will be holding the sessions for players who are born between 2007-2011. There will…
NS U16AAA Provincials: Kings win, fall in overtime on Day 1
TRURO: It was a slow start to the N.S. U-16 AAAA Hockey League provincials for the Kings Hockey Club. However, in the end they pulled through day 1 with a…
Mumford headed to MSVU Mystics women’s hoops program
MILFORD: Victoria Mumford will be going from the black and yellow of the HERH Tigers to the colours of the MSVU Mystics this September. The spark plug from Belnan has…
Annual Ritchie Gilby Car Show set for June 14
LANTZ: Mark your calendars for one of the summer events to be at in East Hants. The fourth annual Ritchie Gilby Car Show will take place on June 14. It…
Liberal Leader Carney visits Elmsdale area with Blois
MAIN PHOTO: ELCO Owner Robin Wilber points at machinery further down as he speaks with Liberal Leader Mark Carney and Kings Hants Liberal candidate Kody Blois during a visit on…
PM makes election call official; Canadians head to polls April 28
FALL RIVER/ELMSDALE: Canadians will be heading to the polls on April 28 as the writ dropped on a federal election. On what looked like a cold Sunday afternoon in Ottawa,…
East Hants council chooses representatives for conferences
ELMSDALE: Councillors with the Municipality of East Hants have decided who will be attending a pair of upcoming municipal conferences. The list of who would be going to the N.S.…
Film industry growth to be supported by Mount Uniacke Soundstage
MOUNT UNIACKE: A soundstage facility purchased by Screen Nova Scotia with support from the province will expand opportunities for the thriving film industry. The government has invested $8 million towards…