Make sure you’re on the municipal election voting list
FALL RIVER: HRM wants to make sure you are on the municipal election list. With Oct. 17 fast approaching, the day that residents will go to the polls in municipal…
Fall River water bills expected this fall: Streatch
FALL RIVER: Residents should be patient for a few more months as the finalization is done to the tax bills for the Fall River water project, said Councillor Steve Streatch.…
Streatch makes it official; believes ‘stability, continuity’ needed for COVID19 recovery in HRM, District 1
FALL RIVER: What may have been the worst kept secret was made official on Aug 4. Steve Streatch officially announced he would be re-offering to be the representative for District…
HRM creates Strategic Road Safety Framework website for residents
HALIFAX: To provide residents with updates regarding the actions outlined in the Strategic Road Safety Framework, a new web page and online dashboard have been created. Through the Strategic Road…
Deagle-Gammon ready to earn District 1 voters trust for October’s election
MAIN PHOTO: Cathy Deagle-Gammon wants to be the voice for the District 1 community when voters go to the polls in October. (Submitted photo) FALL RIVER: Community volunteer and award…
Wamback first to declare candidacy for District 1 councillor in October’s HRM municipal election
FLETCHERS LAKE: Art Wamback served his country for 37 years as an officers with the Canadian Navy. Now in retirement he wants to do the same for his community of…
Atlantic Bubble announced
HRM: Earlier today, the Council of Atlantic Premiers announced travel restrictions in Atlantic Canada will be eased as COVID-19 case numbers remain low in each province. Interprovincial travel within Nova…
Municipalities facing ‘dire’ shortfall, says NSFM
EAST HANTS/STEWIACKE/HRM: Nova Scotia’s municipalities are in dire financial straits with a collective shortfall this year totalling $66.5M, reveals a new report released today by Nova Scotia Federation of Municipalities…
HRM announces all parks and playgrounds now open
FALL RIVER: The Halifax Regional Municipality continues to monitor and respond to the rapidly evolving effects of COVID-19. Following the provincial public health update regarding access to playgrounds, all municipal…
Province eases more restrictions; increases gathering limits
HRM: Premier Stephen McNeil and Dr. Robert Strang, chief medical officer of health for Nova Scotia, announced today, June 18, changes to gathering limits given Nova Scotia’s low rates of…