Police seeking woman that caused disturbance at Elmsdale business
ELMSDALE: RCMP are looking to speak to a woman who caused a disturbance Jan. 20 at a business in Elmsdale over refusal to wear a mask. East Hants S/Sgt. Cory…
RCMP response sees slight increase in Fall River, Waverley, Musquodoboit Valley in Dec. 2021 over Dec. 2020
FALL RIVER/WAVERLEY: Halifax District RCMP responded to 616 calls for service in Dec. 2021, an increase of 2.4 per cent from the same period in Dec. 20202. The information comes…
COLUMN: Wealth advice from Jennifer Rideout, Assante Capital
How to Reduce Your Portfolio’s Volatility In a prior post, we likened market volatility to going to the dentist: unpleasant, but ultimately good for you. Volatility brings with it opportunities…
Province announces new affordable housing opportunity in Dartmouth
DARTMOUTH: Nova Scotia is making a prime piece of land in downtown Dartmouth available for a mixed-use project that includes affordable housing. Develop Nova Scotia is calling for development proposals…
Sipekne’katik woman sentenced for animal cruelty
SHUBENACADIE: A 56-year-old woman from Sipekne’katik (Indian Brook) has been sentenced under the Animal protection Act. After several missed court appearances, Joanne GooGoo pled guilty to all charges and was…
COVID-19: Five more deaths in N.S., four in Central Zone; 11 new admissions, nine discharges Jan. 25
HALIFAX: There are five deaths related to COVID-19 reported by the province on Jan. 25, four of them in people who live in the Central Zone (HRM area). N.S. also…
Public’s help sought by police in identifying Lower Sackville suspects
LOWER SACKVILLE: Halifax District RCMP are asking for the public’s help in identifying two suspects who committed a break and enter into a business in Lower Sackville on Jan. 23.…
Police searching for missing urn stolen in Upper Rawdon break-in
UPPER RAWDON: East Hants District RCMP is asking for the public’s help to find an urn stolen in a break-in. On December 30, 2021, police responded to a report of…
COVID-19: N.S. reports five deaths; 15 new admissions; seven discharges on Jan. 24
HALIFAX: Nova Scotia had five COVID-19 related deaths over what the Premier called a tragic weekend, along with 15 new hospital admissions of people with COVID-19 and seven discharges. The…
Post-secondary institutions “top of mind” in dealing with COVID-19 impacts: Wong
FALL RIVER: Post-secondary universities and students are being applauded for being as adaptive as they have been with the impacts COVID-19 have brought their learning, the Minister of Advanced Education…