Diabetes Canada halts donation bin drop-offs during COVID19
BEAVER BANK: As part of Diabetes Canada’s ongoing efforts to protect the health and safety of our valued donors, staff, partners and communities, we have made the difficult but necessary…
Kidney named Titan’s Fan Favourite award winner
ENFIELD: An Enfield hockey player that dons the jersey of a northern N.B. team in the Quebec Major Junior Hockey League has left an impression with his team’s fans. Riley…
Vigneau-Sargent, Phillips nab NSFMHL year-end awards
FALL RIVER: Two Fall River area hockey players were honoured at the year-end Nova Scotia Female Midget Hockey League awards banquet. Like many sports and events, the NSFMHL season concluded…
Furneaux ‘honoured’ to be RBC Canadian Women Entrepreneurship awards nominee
WAVERLEY: A local businesswoman is grateful to have been nominated for the prestigious RBC Canadian Women Entrepreneurship Awards, scheduled for later this year. Karen Furneaux, an Olympian kayaker with Cheema…
Haworth named Dalhousie President’s Award recipient
WAVERLEY: A shining alum and star from the Lockview High volleyball program has been named the female President Award winner in her fifth and final season of AUS volleyball play…
NEW: Fourteen new COVID19 cases
HRM: As of today, April 3, Nova Scotia has 207 confirmed cases of COVID-19. Fourteen new cases were identified Thursday, April 2 and almost 900 COVID-19 tests were completed at…
RCMP seek Lower Sackville man on province-wide warrant
LOWER SACKVILLE: Halifax District RCMP has obtained a warrant for the arrest of a man who has been charged with a number of offences that originated on July 19, 2019…
Police charge four under provincial Health Protection Act
DARTMOUTH: On March 31, Nova Scotia RCMP charged four people under the Health Protection Act, in relation to the current COVID-19 pandemic. Two people were charged for Failing to Self-quarantine…
Beaver Bank teens get creative to “game away” COVID19 boredom
BEAVER BANK: The longer there’s been no school and self-isolation dragged on due to the COVID19 pandemic and the State of Emergency put in place in N.S., the more bored…
Measures announced to help citizens, businesses impacted by COVID-19
HRM: Premier Stephen McNeil and Dr. Robert Strang, Nova Scotia’s chief medical officer of health, gave an update today, April 2, on efforts to help Nova Scotians dealing with COVID-19.…