Dangerous driving incident under investigation
ELMSDALE: RCMP are continuing to investigate a dangerous driving incident in the Elmsdale area from Nov. 5. Cpl. Jared Ryan, with East Hants RCMP, said police were called numerous times…
ELMSDALE: RCMP are continuing to investigate a dangerous driving incident in the Elmsdale area from Nov. 5. Cpl. Jared Ryan, with East Hants RCMP, said police were called numerous times…
From a release HALIFAX: Modernizing government and protecting Nova Scotians from large power rate increases were the focus of the fall legislative session, which ended November 9. The government introduced…
WAVERLEY: A dream is about to come true for a Waverley athlete better known for her baseball pitching skills then her track and field success. Julia Konigshofer, a Lockview High…
WINDSOR JUNCTION: A team of filmmakers, all who are alum from Lockview High, are among the 72 people who took to the streets Oct. 28-30 to make short films for…
From a release DARTMOUTH: New affordable, accessible campus housing at three Nova Scotia Community College (NSCC) campuses will house 350 students and ease pressure on the housing supply in those…
From a release HALIFAX: Nova Scotia communities can now apply for funding to support their climate change mitigation and adaptation priorities – from deep energy retrofits and low-carbon transportation initiatives…
From a release HALIFAX: Volunteers from across the province were honoured November 7, at the 48th annual Provincial Volunteer Awards ceremony. “One of the great pleasures of serving as Lieutenant-Governor…
FALL RIVER: The Fall River and Area Business Association (FRABA) has announced the return of its “Light up the Holidays” house tours and contest. The association is looking for 12-24…
LANTZ: The Lockview High Dragons scored three times in the third period to break open a close game with Citadel High boys hockey team enroute to a 5-2 win on…
“We’re cutting large trees that are dangerously suspended over the trails, trees large enough to cause death.” HRM: Trail managers are frustrated. Cleaning up after Hurricane Fiona is hard enough…