Category Archives: News

Truro death ruled murder
The death of a 23-year-old in Truro has been ruled a homicide. The Truro Police Service said the body was discovered in the early morning hours of September 5. A release from the Red Cross said half a...
B. Jack Morse Sep 06, 2021

Most Party Leaders Sticking To Ontario
Ontario is the main destination for the major federal party leaders on the 23rd day of the election campaign. NDP Leader Jagmeet Singh spoke in Hamilton, committing to paid sick leave and $10-a-day ch...
Colin Redston Sep 06, 2021

Potential exposures in thrift stores, restaurant, and flights
Nova Scotia Health Public Health is advising of potential exposure to COVID-19 at locations in Central Zone and on two Air Canada flights. Anyone who worked at or visited the following locations on th...
News Sep 06, 2021

Labour day a time to reflect and look forward, Cavanagh says
To some, Labour Day means little more than a long weekend, or some extra money on the paycheque. But to Danny Cavanagh, president of the Nova Scotia Federation of Labour (NSFL), it's a time to reflect...
Anastasia Payne Sep 06, 2021

Police on scene of suspicious death in Truro
Police in Truro are investigating a suspicious death in the community. It happened on Robie Street and police say the call came in just after 2:00 a.m. on Sunday. Police remain on scene and an update ...
Steve MacArthur Sep 05, 2021

Federal Leaders In B.C., ON For Day 22
On the campaign trail today, Liberal Leader Justin Trudeau makes an announcement in Markham, Ontario. Conservative Leader Erin O’Toole has an announcement of his own in Vancouver. NDP Leader Jag...
Randy Thoms Sep 05, 2021

Police search for man who followed two girls in Cole Harbour
Halifax RCMP are looking for a man that followed two young girls in Cole Harbour.investigating after suspicious incidents were reported. Officers were called to a complaint involving a young girl walk...
Steve MacArthur Sep 04, 2021

Help Prevent The Spread Of Invasive Species
With the final long weekend of summer upon us, many boaters will soon be packing up their gear for another year. But officials with the Nature Conservancy of Canada are asking you to check for any unw...
Brad Perry Sep 03, 2021

N.S. to observe Truth and Reconciliation Day on Sept. 30
Nova Scotia will annually recognize September 30 as Truth and Reconciliation Day beginning in 2021. Provincial government offices, public schools and regulated child care will be closed. Businesses wi...
Steve MacArthur Sep 03, 2021

Pandemic Struggles Force South Shore Restaurant To Permanently Close
COVID-19 has taken its toll on restaurants across the province and forcing a South Shore restaurant to make a tough decision to close. After what was described by her as ‘many sleepless nights,&...
Cheyenne Nelson Sep 03, 2021





