Category Archives: News

Study Underway On Sable Island Horses And Their Habitat
A study of wild horses and the environment on Sable Island is ongoing. A team of Parks Canada and Sable Island Institute representatives are on site for the ‘Fences in the Sand’ project, w...
Kevin Northup Jul 05, 2022

City to close Meagher Park to homeless
The city has released a statement announcing Meagher Park is closing to the homeless. The site off Chebucto Road has been dubbed “People’s Park” and has been home to tents and emerge...
Skye Bryden-Blom Jul 05, 2022

Status of AFN National Chief Discussed in Vancouver Today
Indigenous leaders from across the country are in Vancouver this week for the Assembly of First Nations annual general meeting. The future of National Chief Roseanne Archibald is expected to be a hot ...
Randy Thoms Jul 05, 2022

Fatal Crash Near East Port Hebert Claims Three Lives, Including Infant Girl
A 42-year old Yarmouth woman, a 17-year old boy and a one year old girl are dead after a single vehicle crash yesterday. It happened on Highway 103 near East Port Hebert around 3 p.m. RCMP in Queens C...
Kevin Northup Jul 05, 2022

First Nations Child Welfare Compensation Finalized
A final settlement agreement over the underfunding of First Nations Child and Family Services has been completed. Canada will pay $20 billion in compensation to eligible children and their families wh...
Randy Thoms Jul 05, 2022

Another Mass Shooting In The US
Another mass shooting stateside, this time at a Fourth of July parade in Chicago. Shots sprayed from a high powered rifle from a rooftop into a crowd watching the festivities. Police named and arreste...
Katie Nicholls Jul 05, 2022

Confusion as cars and trucks roll down Spring Garden Road as “Buses-Only” pilot begins
Lots of confusion on Spring Garden Road as the city kicked off its buses-only pilot project. On Monday, cars and trucks rolled down the historic street for most the day, many seemingly unware the chan...
Steve MacArthur Jul 05, 2022

CN Rail, Striking Workers Agree To Binding Arbitration
Hundreds of striking CN Rail employees will be heading back to work this week. CN and the union representing roughly 750 signals and communications workers announced late Monday that they have agreed ...
Brad Perry Jul 04, 2022

QEII warns ER is at limited capacity as patient demand soars
The QEII is sounding the alarm over wait times in its emergency room. Public Health announced on Twitter on Monday that the emergency department is seeing “extremely high patient volumes and lim...
Skye Bryden-Blom Jul 04, 2022

Ottawa invests $4.4m to construct facility for Mi’kmaw reaserach and policy organization
After operating without a permanent base of operations since its formation in 1999 the Unama'ki Institute of Natural Resources (UINR) now has the necessary funding in place to build one. With a recent...
Evan Taylor Jul 04, 2022




