RCMP lay 33 impaired driving charges in Fall River area in past 18 months
FALL RIVER: Halifax District RCMP have laid half of the total amount of impaired driving charges in the Fall River area that they did in all of 2020 in the…
Blackwood picks up first win with Ontario Jr. A club
KEMPTVILLE, ONT.: Conor Blackwood made a quick first impression with his new Junior A Hockey team. Blackwood, who used to live in Windsor Junction but now calls Beaver Bank home,…
COLUMN: Wealth advice from Jennifer Rideout, Assante Capital
This column brought to you by: How Rising Prices Can Lower Your Wealth (And What To Do About It) When AMC, the giant U.S. theatre chain, announced they were re-opening…
The Big Give giving back; second event set for Nov. 6 in Elmsdale
ELMSDALE: The first coat and clothing swap put on the COAT Association was, from all indications, very well received by the community. The Big Give took place Oct. 30 at…
Beaver Bank’s Francis reassigned
SAINT JOHN, N.B.: Ryan Francis is heading home. Well, sort of. Francis, a Beaver Bank product, was released Oct. 30 from his Professional Tryout with the American Hockey League’s Stockton…
Lancaster scores first AUS points as UPEI women take basketball win
CHARLOTTETOWN: A Lockview High women’s basketball alum got her first AUS points in regular season play as the UPEI Panthers women’s basketball team hit the court in Charlottetown on Oct.…
VIDEO: WCA Halloween Haunted House Tour gives you spooks
WAVERLEY/FALL RIVER: If you’re a Halloween enthusiast or like scares you have one last night to catch a glimpse of the scares throughout the homes participating in the Waverley/Fall River…
VIDEO: Flipping DQ Blizzards in Fall River on Miracle Treat Day
FALL RIVER: It was a messy good time. Miralce Treat Day in support of member hospitals a part of the Children’s Miracle Network was held at Dairy Queen locations, including…
N.S. announces all nursing graduates to receive job offers
HALIFAX: Premier Tim Houston announced October 28, all nurses graduating from Nova Scotia’s universities and Nova Scotia Community College for the next five years will be offered a job in…
Province announces funding for pharmacist assessment to assist in preventing Lyme disease
HALIFAX: Nova Scotians who get bitten by a tick can now go to their local pharmacy to assess the need for treatment to help prevent Lyme disease. The cost of…