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Those who use or own Epipens should check whether their device is affected by this week’s recall. Pfizer Canada Inc announced a voluntary recall yesterday in consultation with Health Canada over...

A Progressive Conservative Health Critic wants answers on an alleged increase in ambulance wait times. Chris d’Entremont, the MLA for Argyle-Barrington says he’s hearing from the community...

A local gentleman’s hockey tournament is entering its 16th year. The Molson Cup is on this weekend at Mariners Centre. Eight teams will be taking part in two divisions. Organizer Derek Boudreau ...

Federal funding for the Tri-County Women’s Centre. West Nova MP Colin Fraser and South Shore/St. Margarets MP Bernadette Jordan announced $76,000 today for the centre, as they continue to help s...

A Digby County man is facing weapons charges after an incident at the Cookville Walmart just outside of Bridgewater. The 18-year-old from Brier Island was spotted with what appeared to be a gun around...

The province has announced an increase in government support for home efficiency improvements. Premier Stephen McNeil announced an additional $4 million dollars for the current HomeWarming program and...

Artists and musicians in the Digby will have the chance to show their work in front of large crowds this summer. The Rendez-vous 2017 Tall Ships Regatta is coming Digby and Annapolis Royal August 15th...

Premier Stephen McNeil has committed $13.6 million dollars over the next three years for aging Nova Scotians. The government has launched SHIFT: Nova Scotia’s Action Plan for an Aging Population...

The price of gas is up this morning. Regular self-serve is $106.7 cents per litre in the Yarmouth area, up from $104.0. Diesel also increased. It’s selling for $102.6 cents a litre. It was $101....

Beginning April 1, paramedics will become a self-regulating profession in Nova Scotia. The College of Paramedics will oversee 1,400 plus paramedics in the province. It will establish standards as well...