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The Nova Scotia Scotia Teachers Union is taking the province to court. The McNeil government passed Bill 75 in February to impose a contract on teachers and put an end to the work to rule job action. ...

(Photo: PEB athlete Ethan Cottreau at Districts. Photo by Anne d’Entremont) The 2017 NSSAF Yarmouth/Shelburne Track and Field Districts were held at Ecole Secondaire de Par-en-Bas yesterday and ...

Yarmouth Town RCMP say the public has been very helpful as it continues the investigation into an armed robbery at a gas station convenience store. Officers responded to a report of a robbery at the S...

The superintendent of the Tri-County Regional School Board says there are great things happening in schools. Paul Ash says teachers, administrators and all other staff are the reason. He says he asked...

The federal government is promising to improve air travel for Canadians. On Tuesday, Transportation Minister Marc Garneau announced they plan to have a passenger bill of rights outlined in the next fe...

Yarmouth’s Rotary Club hosted a luncheon at the Rodd Grand Hotel today with Yarmouth’s provincial election candidates. The Liberals’ Zach Churchill, the Progressive ConservativesR...

A Yarmouth man is facing 34 charges after a heavy police presence on Tinkham Road Friday. 41 year old David Lloyd Gordon Benjamin was arrested and remains in custody. According to court documents, mos...

The Liberals want to increase the number of skilled tradespeople in the province. Premier Stephen McNeil announced an additional 700 apprenticeship positions will be created across Nova Scotia for com...

Yarmouth’s mayor says both the town and the board of directors of the Yarmouth Arts Regional Centre will meet again, likely after the election. Both parties are trying to come to an agreement on...

There’s been a furor on Facebook over parking fees at the Yarmouth Regional Hospital. Someone had posted that it was going to cost more to park at the complex. There has been paid parking there ...