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While the summer may be over and the Cat ferry season has ended, that doesn’t mean visitors have stopped arriving at our shores. 58 passengers aboard the small cruise vessel “Victory 1R...

The federal government will fund renovations to six small craft harbours in our region. Today, West Nova MP Colin Fraser announced $5.7 million for projects at Camp Cove in Lower Argyle, Cape St. Mary...

The Town of Yarmouth says nearly 22 per cent of voters have already cast their ballot for this Saturday’s municipal election. 1030 people have cast their ballot via e-voting after four days of a...

The Yarmouth Chris Scott Construction Atom AA Mariners were at the Jordan Boyd Hockey Tournament in Bedford over the weekend. In the first game they defeated Sackville 6-4. The goal scorers were Jared...

Visitors to the town hall in Yarmouth are greeted with scaffolding and the smell of fresh paint. A major project is underway after years of leaks and sustained damage made it necessary for the town to...

As summer fades, thoughts of ticks become a distant memory. That’s a mistake according the Nova Scotia representative of CanLyme, Donna Lugar. Lugar says awareness of ticks and lyme disease is s...

A lobster fisherman from South Western Nova Scotia was handed hefty fines after pleading guilty to two charges. 27-year-old Jacob McGray of Yarmouth pleaded guilty earlier this month to fishing with u...

Ecole Secondaire de Clare Senior Girls Volleyball team won a gold medal at the the Saint Mary's University Husky Cup tournament over the weekend. Congratulations !

The Yarmouth Junior A Mariners had a perfect MHL Showcase in Truro. Yarmouth opened things up with a 3-0 shutout of Amherst, and then came back to beat the South Shore Lumberjacks 6-2 this afternoon. ...

Some much needed rain has people giving thanks today for more than just turkey. Environment Canada issuing a rainfall warning for much of Nova Scotia. Upwards of 60 to 100 millimetres of rain could fa...