Category Archives: News

The latest set of stamps issued by Canada Post are honouring one of the most popular science fiction TV shows in the world. Seven Star Trek themed stamps are now available for the public, featuring ea...

Could Nova Scotians soon be heading to the polls? A video was posted by the Nova Scotia Liberal Party featuring Premier Stephen McNeil and a narrator that says “On May 30, vote Liberal.” M...

(Photo: Argyle Barrington MLA Chris d’Entremont and Yarmouth MLA Zach Churchill in our studios for the Weekender on Sunday, April 23rd.) Yarmouth’s Liberal MLA says the latest provincial b...

An announcement on the location for a new arts centre in Yarmouth is expected soon. Town Council met with stakeholders at Mariners Centre last night to discuss three potential sites, all in the downto...

The leader of Nova Scotia’s NDP calls government’s latest budget a failure on multiple fronts. Gary Burrill says the province has not addressed funding shortages in health care, long-term ...

The Council to Improve Classroom Conditions has released its final report. They recommend hiring 139 teachers at a cost of $7.3 million in order to reduce class sizes and give students extra support. ...

Funding is coming for the library at Universite Sainte-Anne. A big investment from the federal government, $440,000 will go towards renovations to the facility. This will help create a digitization li...

(Photo: yarmouthandacadianshores.com) A Yarmouth Municipal Councillor is concerned about garbage blowing into Lake Milo in Dayton. Loren Cushing is the Councillor for District 6, which covers the area...

A West Pubnico man is facing impaired driving charges after a single vehicle accident Wednesday. The 24 year old driver and another man were thrown from an off-road trail bike after it lost control, l...

A longtime businessman will carry the Progressive Conservative flag in Yarmouth. Mitch Bonnar is President of Tri-Star Charters and co-owned Tri-Star Industries for 27 years. He is also President of t...