PORT HAWKESBURY: Traffic data from the summer will be included in an upcoming study of the Destination Reeves Street project.
In response to a question from Port Hawkesbury Town Councillor Blaine MacQuarrie, CAO Terry...
PORT HAWKESBURY: A man facing sex charges involving an underage person will be back in court next week.
Jason Frank Seymour, 45, was in Port Hawkesbury Provincial Court on March 28 for arraignment on...
PORT HAWKESBURY: A St. Peter’s resident facing sexual charges involving someone under the age of consent is scheduled to stand trial in June.
Gordon Wallen Richard, 50, is charged with five counts of sexual...
ARICHAT: After a Richmond Municipal Councillor was suspended for violating the code of conduct, the provincial government said changes to the penalties for future offenders are on the way.
Last week, the province confirmed...
PORT HAWKESBURY: Two people from Inverness County are expected to return to court later this month to answer to multiple weapons charges.
On March 28, 43-year-old Cody Lee Kalyn and 29-year-old Ashley Wilson, both...
OTTAWA: Despite their importance to the fishing industry, Fisheries and Oceans Canada said declining stocks was the reason for temporarily suspending the commercial herring and mackerel fisheries.
On March 30, Fisheries Minister Joyce Murray...
HALIFAX: The provincial government tabled Budget 2022-2023 last week.
“Budget 2022-23: Solutions for Healthcare, Solutions for Nova Scotians” was presented to the legislature on March 29, and according to a press release from the...
ANTIGONISH: Senior staff with the Town of Antigonish say with the return of a normal schedule of events, which include a Festival Antigonish season and the Highland Games along with the local asset of Keppoch Mountain, they...
HALIFAX: Community housing organizations in the region were approved for federal and provincial grants.
On Monday, the federal and provincial governments announced over $916,000 in grants through the Community Housing Capacity Building Program, which...
HALIFAX: The provincial government announced that it is investing $105 million to improve infrastructure, foster research, and enhance health care and training at Nova Scotia’s rural universities.
According to the province, the funding includes...