Two East Hants players, Waverley girl make U15 baseball team
EAST HANTS/WAVERLEY: A pair of young ball players from East Hants and a young girl making a name for herself from Waverley are among the 15 listed on the Baseball…
N.S. Health announces COVID-19 drop-in testing options, including Stewiacke July 7
HALIFAX: Several of Nova Scotia Health’s primary assessment centres and public health mobile units are offering drop-in COVID-19 testing to help make this service more accessible. Testing is open to…
N.S. investing $25 million to increase affordable housing
HALIFAX: Infrastructure and Housing Minister Geoff MacLellan announced today, July 6, the province will invest $25 million to address immediate investments recommended by the Nova Scotia Affordable Housing Commission to…
Water main replacement update issued by Halifax Water
WINDSOR JUNCTION: Halifax Water says the significant work being done on the water main at Cobequid Road will take two to three weeks. The work is to replace about 500…
N.S. introduces bilingual stop signs in Acadian communities
HALIFAX: The province will begin installing bilingual stop signs on provincial roads in some Acadian communities this summer. “This is an historic moment for our province that strengthens our commitment…
NDP say they’re ready for an election, whenever it’s called
The following is from a release issued by the N.S. NDP FALL RIVER/EAST HANTS: Whenever Iain Rankin calls the next provincial election, Gary Burrill and the NDP are ready to…
ATV driver sent to hospital after collision on Hwy 101
MIDDLE SACKVILLE: An ATV driver was taken to hospital following a late night collision on Hwy 102, near the Lucasville Road overpass, say RCMP. In a release Halifax District RCMP…
HRM issues statement on removal of temporary shelters
HALIFAX: The HRM has issued a notice advising occupants of temporary shelters located on municipal property that they must vacate and remove all personal belongings. The notice also advises those…
“I love when people honk.” Landyn’s journey raising awareness, one step at a time
ENFIELD: Inspiring. That’s the one word used over and over and over again to describe 12-year-old Landyn Toney and what he’s doing to bring awareness Canada’s residential schools, while at…
PHOTOS: A Day of Healing held in support of Residential School Survivors
MAIN PHOTO: Jaylen Lundrigan shows Madison and Rae Williams how to play a Mi’kmaq game during the A Day of Healing event held near the site of the former Shubenacadie…