Category Archives: News

People of Shelburne County will have their say tonight on highway twinning and tolls. The province will present its feasibility report at the Shelburne Fire Hall/Community Centre tonight from 6:30-8:3...

The teachers union rep for the South Shore is stepping down. Marc Breaugh is leaving his postion as the Nova Scotia Teachers Union Provincial Executive Member for the South Shore. The teacher and guid...

A new name will be on the ballot for the NDP in the riding of Queens-Shelburne. John Davis was nominated as the party’s next candidate after current MLA Sterling Belliveau announced he will reti...

The Nova Scotia NDP will officially select their representative in Queens-Shelburne tonight for the next provincial election. Leader Gary Burrill and current MLA Sterling Belliveau will be there when ...

Tickets are going fast for HOPE’s annual vehicle lottery. The Handicapped Organization Promoting Equality has been operating it for 23 years. It’s a major fundraiser for the programs offer...

A teacher and a parent from the Tri-County Regional School Board will sit on the province’s Council to Improve Classroom Conditions. Cheryl Bourque-Wells is a Junior High teacher at Drumlin Heig...

The province has announced new supports for victims of sexual assault. This comes hours after the crown said it will appeal the acquittal of the taxi driver accused of sexually assaulting a woman in t...

Signs of improvement when it comes to motorists committing school bus red light violations. The Tri-County Regional School Board reports that in December 2016, there were 17 violations, down from 24 i...

The crown has filed an appeal in the acquittal of the taxi driver accused of sexually assaulting a woman who had blacked out in the back of his cab. Judge Gregory Lenehan said the crown did not prove ...

Indoor mosquito baseball sessions start later this month. They will begin on March 20th and March 27th and every Wednesday in April at Meadowfields School. The time is 6:30-8pm. It’s for all Mos...