HRM launches budget survey online
FALL RIVER: The Halifax Regional Municipality is inviting residents to help shape the next municipal business plan and budget by participating in a public survey available online from Thursday, Nov.…
Planning underway for Lions Xmas Express
FALL RIVER: While there is no parade or school food drives for the Lions Christmas Express to collect food items for those less fortunate, the need remains—maybe even more so…
Turf Field moving a step closer; province, feds ready to support
FALL RIVER: A Notice of Motion will be coming to HRM Regional Council this Tuesday, Nov. 10, from newly elected District 1 Councillor Cathy Deagle Gammon seeking to move forward…
Nine Locks proudly opens Halifax Tap Room and Cold Beer store
HALIFAX: Nine Locks Brewing Company, Nova Scotia’s largest craft brewery, is proud to announce the opening of their second retail space located at 5686 Spring Garden Rd. in Halifax, NS.…
Pet of the Week – Nov. 6
Here is the Pet of the Week for Nov. 6, 2020 as selected by a random computerized draw: The other pets that were submitted will be included in the draw…
Dr. Strang working to provide clarity related to darts during COVID19
FALL RIVER: The Chief medical officer of health is looking into getting clarity for people who play darts, pool, want to sing karaoke, and more, on whether those activities are…
Vigneau Sargeant commits to Bishop’s women’s hockey team
MAIN PHOTO: Neleh Vigneau Sargeant in action with the Lockview Dragons. (Katherine Vigneau photo) FALL RIVER: A former Fall River hockey player has committed to play with a new entry…
Truro man charged with stunting near Fall River
FALL RIVER: A 54-year-old Truro man has been charged after Halifax Regional Police caught him doing more than 50 km/h over the posted speed limit on Nov. 4 near Fall…
School gyms set to reopen to public use; Nov. 16 targeted for LHS gym
Re-opening of school gyms to community use announced on Nov. 3 DARTMOUTH: While 50-plus school gyms would reopen to community access beginning this week, those in the Lockview family of…
“It feels good to know I’m doing something good for others.”
Making face masks has personal tie for Katie Parker of Windsor Junction, who sells them in support of the Canadian Cancer Society WINDSOR JUNCTION: Being a post-secondary university student one…