The Nova Scotia NDP continues to call on the Houston government to improve access and attachment to primary care through dedicated clinics and is renewing its call for the Auditor General to review the YourHealthNS procurement deal...
Silas: We won’t let premiers forget that access to care relies on health care workers!
As Canada’s premiers prepare to meet at the upcoming Council of the Federation, nurses unions are pressing provincial leaders...
I would like to thank Nicole Fawcett for highlighting in her opinion piece (July 3) about phone service that Fibre Optic does not work during power outages.
We just switched and are very happy...
On July 9, Leader of the Official Opposition Zach Churchill and MLA Rafah DiCostanzo joined breast cancer advocates at a rally at Province House to call on the Houston government to provide supplementary screening to Nova Scotians...
We had a dog named Luna and a cat named Trouble. I’m not sure if you ever get over losing wonderful pets.
Luna was a Jackshit.
Part Jack Russell, part Shizuo....
It has been over seven months since Israel launched its military siege on Gaza, which has killed over 35,000 Palestinians, most of them women and children, with at least another 7,000 missing or under the rubble. Israel...
The province has increased the fine for violating the daily burn restrictions to $25,000, effective, May 16.
#FireworksHurt requests the media’s help to remind Nova Scotians that if the daily burn map is red,...
An Atlantic Municipal survey by the Canadian Federation of Independent Business (CFIB) found that six out of 10 small businesses do not think their municipality prioritizes small business needs and issues. This sentiment is particularly noticeable during...
The forecast for the May long weekend wasn’t great. Rain and showers. It was not a surprise as I remember a lot more rainy May long weekends then fine weather ones.
After our typically...
By Dave MacNeil
There were few things during my childhood that heralded the coming of spring quite like the changing of the cardboard in our front porch.
For those not old...