L’ARDOISE:The Dr. Kingston Memorial Community Health Centre is working to help residents navigate an increasingly complex online information environment. Josie Robinson, the clinic’s Community Engagement and Public Relations Manager, is raising awareness about media...
NOVA SCOTIA: Engage Nova Scotia will launch its Nova Scotia Quality of Life Survey next week, with every household in the province set to receive an invitation to participate in what is being described as the most...
STRAIT AREA: February marks Heart Month, a national campaign dedicated to raising awareness about heart health and reducing the risk of cardiovascular disease, the second leading cause of death among both men and women in Canada.
ANTIGONISH: For St. Francis Xavier University student Adriel Uangbaoje, success is measured not only by personal accomplishment, but by the example he sets for others. The third-year student in the Gerald Schwartz School of...
ANTIGONISH COUNTY: RCMP officers seized a large quantity of cannabis and unstamped tobacco destined for Canso and arrested a Hazel Hill couple in connection with an ongoing drug trafficking investigation. On Feb. 13, Guysborough...
GUYSBOROUGH COUNTY: The Aulds Cove Wind Project has received environmental assessment approval from the Province of Nova Scotia, clearing the way for construction of a major renewable energy development in eastern Nova Scotia. The...
PORT HAWKESBURY: A Toronto man who was rescued while drifting alone in the Atlantic Ocean last fall has pleaded guilty to theft and possession of stolen property. Mohammad Yazed Saleh, 31, entered the guilty...
ANTIGONISH: The Province of Nova Scotia is expanding support for residents at risk of homelessness, providing additional funding to community organizations across the province – including local services in Antigonish. The initiative, known as...
NOVA SCOTIA: Nova Scotia’s 2024 provincial election had the worst voter turnout in its history. With only 45 percent of the voting population casting a ballot,  it continued the downward trend of voter turnout in...
DARTMOUTH: Nova Scotians are being urged to stay vigilant after the RCMP reported a recent surge in counterfeit $50 bank notes across the province. The Nova Scotia RCMP’s Commercial Crime Section says at least...




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