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The Canadian Food Inspection Agency has issued a national recall for High Liner Captain’s Crew breaded fish strips and nuggets. The products could contain milk, which is not declared on the labe...

The federal government has unveiled its much anticipated legislation to legalize recreational pot and is slated to come into effect by July 2018. Under the legislation the minimum age you can legally ...

The warm spring temperatures have brought with them the return of burning restrictions. Jim Rudderham, Supervisor of Fire Management with the Department of Natural Resources says it only takes a few d...

The owners of the Trout Point Lodge in East Kemptville have ended their tenure as executives of la Socit Touristique Bon Temps d’Argyle. Vaughan Perret and Charles Leary remain on the board of d...

Council for the Municipality of Barrington are still crunching numbers for their 2017-2018 budget. They hosted a public input session in late January. CAO Rob Frost says they’ve been piecing the...

A national flour recall has expanded once again, due to a concern over ecoli contamination, and it now includes other brand names. The Canadian Food Inspection Agency first issued a recall for Robin H...

Renewed commitments towards reduced carbon emissions at the council of Atlantic Premiers. The four leaders met in Saint John where they launched a new Clean Energy Partnership. The idea is to create n...

Ground search and rescue teams are able to respond faster. A new province-wide dispatch system is able to send requests for help to every member of a team, or several teams, at one time. The $69,000 c...

Fishermen in South Western Nova Scotia, like the rest of us, are waiting for the weather to continue to improve. But for many who make a living lobster fishing, it can’t happen soon enough. A wi...

The Nova Scotia Teacher’s Union says the McNeil Liberals are funding their pre-election campaign on the backs of students and teachers. President Liette Doucet says teachers had a contract force...