Halifax-area singer living a dream with release of debut single
WINDSOR JUNCTION: Sylvie Aulenback wants to know “What’s Enough.” The teenager, who lives just outside of Halifax, released her debut single and video by that name last week. She takes…
VIDEO/PHOTOS: Lights, Camera, Action! Mean Girls Jr. set for Bicentennial Theatre May 16-18
MIDDLE MUSQUODOBOIT: Tia Abdel Massih said it best. While she wanted a role that was smaller in this year’s musical, getting the role of Cady Heron. “I definitely wanted a…
Nova Scotia Walk Day sees more than 100 groups participate
HRM: Hundreds of people stepped out on May 8. Hike Nova Scotia, along with partners and volunteers, celebrated walking and how it connects us to our communities and to each…
Province announces construction of new N.S. Centre for Curling Excellence
TIMBERLEA: The new Nova Scotia Centre for Curling Excellence facility to be built in Timberlea will impress Nova Scotians and visitors, with the help of a provincial grant, the province…
Fury U-18 girls defend volleyball provincial championship
FALL RIVER: The Under-18 girls Volleyball championship will remain in Fall River for another year. The Fury girls, led by head coach Kathleen Underhill, won the Volleyball Nova Scotia provincial…
N.S. announces funding for cutting-edge startups, biomedical technologies
HALIFAX: Nova Scotia’s Economic Development Minister announced the province is helping more new companies turn their innovative ideas into working prototypes. Minister Susan Corkum-Greek announced $650,000 for Dalhousie University’s Emera…
Cancer patients to receive new wig rebate
HALIFAX: Patients in Nova Scotia being treated for cancer and dealing with hair loss can now get help with the cost of a wig through a one-time rebate of $300.…
Traffic stops will see mandatory Alcohol Screenings in May in HRM
FALL RIVER/LOWER SACKVILLE: The Halifax Regional RCMP Detachment and RCMP Southeast Traffic Services will be conducting roadside Mandatory Alcohol Screenings (MAS) during all traffic stops in Halifax Regional Municipality communities…
Four N.S. trail groups receive almost $40k from Trans Canada Trail
NOVA SCOTIA: Four trails in Nova Scotia will be making use of almost $40,000 in a grant from the Trans Canada Trail’s Trail Care Grant program. The total given out…
New program will increase child-care spaces in N.S.
HALIFAX: Nova Scotia announced a new child-care expansion program which will create more licensed not-for-profit child-care spaces across the province. The announcement was made May 2 by Minister of Education…