TRURO: People can now nominate outstanding Nova Scotians for the annual Provincial Volunteer Awards to recognize the contribution of volunteers to organizations and communities. This year marks the 50th volunteer…
ELMSDALE/MUSQ. VALLEY: Eight local organizations are among 122 across N.S. receiving one-time funding to help improve food security for those who use their services. Across the province, organizations are providing…
ELMSDALE: Kayla Rees is an Atlantic figure skating champion. Rees, of Elmsdale, brought home gold from the Atlantic Figure Skating Championships this past weekend, held at the RBC Centre in…
STELLARTON: Young Nova Scotians and their families will soon have easier access to mental health and addictions services and related supports in their communities. Brian Comer, Minister of Addictions and…
FALL RIVER: With a connection to Lockview High and their sports clubs, it only made sense for Barb MacLellan to support a project that will benefit future generations of athletes.…
HALIFAX: New community-driven projects that address systemic hate, inequity and racism in the province are receiving support from the Office of Equity and Anti-Racism (OEA). Grants to 12 organizations will…
A story from Earth Web: CALIFORNIA: Cyberbullying has emerged as a pervasive and distressing issue in recent years, posing significant challenges to childrens’ mental well-being and safety online. As parents…
‘UNCANADIAN’ TO SUE A SMALL BUSINESS SAY A THIRD OF CANADIANSSURVEY FINDS A SHOCKING MAJORITY OF CANADIANS WOULD DO IT ANYWAY TORONTO, Ont.: A new national survey commissioned by Zensurance.com,…
MOUNT UNIACKE: RCMP have arrested two men for impaired driving in Mount Uniacke on April 8. East Hants RCMP Const. Preston Burns, Community Policing Officer, said the calls to police…
HALIFAX: Nova Scotia’s teachers and educational specialists have sent a resounding wake-up call to government that it can no longer continue to ignore the many crises boiling over inside our…