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RCMP are investigating after a vehicle went off a wharf in Shelburne County Friday night. But police are not releasing any details at this time. Staff Sergeant Steve Ettinger, a media relations office...

The Tri-County Regional School Board has a new Superintendent. Paul Ash comes to the region from the provincial department of education, where he spend 12 years as a Student Services Consultant with t...

An event in Yarmouth next month will promote safety and justice for women. The ‘Rae’s Awareness Walk,’ takes place at the Rodd Grand Hotel on April 8th. The walk is in memory of Reht...

A group of seniors are having fun with a unique way to celebrate Canada’s 150th. And it’s really catching on. Residents of Bayside Home in Barrington are looking for postcards from across ...

Argyle-Barrington MLA Chris d’Entremont says the Liberal Minister of Acadian Affairs and Francophonie needs to broaden the scope of the discussions on boundary reform with the Acadian Federation...

The Cook’s Cup will be handed out this season after all. The annual high school hockey tournament, hosted by the Yarmouth High Vikings was scrapped this past December due to work-to-rule job act...

A good start for the O’Regan’s Subaru Western Hurricanes at the major bantam provincial hockey championships. Bridgewater’s Mason Beck had a hat-trick and Jeremy Robar of Mahone Bay ...

One minute of the third period put the Yarmouth Junior A Mariners behind in their first round MHL playoff series. Cameron MacLeod scored the game winning goal with less than five minutes to go, and Dy...

Canadians will now be better informed about drug shortages. New federal regulations have come into effect that force drug companies to publicly report shortages and if a drug will be discontinued. Bef...

The MLA for Queens-Shelburne says it’s shameful that Premier Stephen McNeil is sitting behind closed doors discussing the boundaries issue but not communicating with all Nova Scotians. Sterling ...