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You don’t need to travel to area 51 to hear about aliens…Shag Harbour is celebrating their very own first encounter. The Shag Festival is an opportunity for people to hear about a UFO sigh...

Tall Ships are on the horizon for the South Shore. Premier Stephen McNeil was on the waterfront in Lunenburg today announcing where the Rendez-Vous 2017 Tall Ships Regatta will visit. "We're going to ...

The Cat ferry wraps up its 2016 season Saturday. For both proponents and critics of the Yarmouth to Portland service, it’s all about numbers. While Bay Ferries hasn’t yet released the fina...

The Yarmouth Junior A Mariners look to remain perfect tonight. It won’t be easy, as last season’s Eastlink North division champion Dieppe Commandos visit Mariners Centre. Yarmouth is the f...

The Western Regional Enterprise Network named a new chair this week. Warner Comeau, a retired insurance broker in Yarmouth joined the WREN board when it was first formed two and a half years ago. Come...

The warden of the Municipality of Shelburne believes incentive pay is the key to attracting doctors to rural Nova Scotia. The province announced four new nurse practitioners and family practice nurses...

New windows will soon be installed at the Yarmouth County Museum and Archives on Collins Street. The large windows are for the front of the building, and will replace the current ones that have rotted...

A small change to a popular event in West Pubnico. The winner of tomorrow night’s Chase the Ace draw will need to present the winning ticket to a volunteer at one of seven venues within 30 minut...

Three schools in Shelburne County are closing this morning at 9:30 due to a power outage. The schools are: Forest Ridge Academy, ERMES and Clark’s Harbour Elementary. The schools are among just ...

More than 3,900 Nova Scotia Power customers are without power this morning in parts of Shelburne County. NSP reports multiple outages in Clark’s Harbour and Shag Harbour with a large outage in B...