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Medals for two athletes from Clare at the Canadian National Karate Championship in Quebec City over the weekend. Riley Deveau took silver in the Juniors 61kg, and bronze in Cadets 57kg. Trysten Deveau...

Someone on the South Shore has an overdeveloped taste for lobster. Another three to four thousand dollars worth was stolen from a wharf in East Port L’Hebert. Sometime between the evening of Sun...

Southwest Employment Services will receive federal funding to help people with disabilities gain employment. West Nova MP Colin Fraser made the announcement at the organization’s office in the P...

The Nova Scotia NDP have found their representative in Queens-Shelburne for the next provincial election. Leader Gary Burrill and current MLA Sterling Belliveau will be on hand when the party nominate...

Life is a highway and the 103 will grace Tom Cochrane on his way to Liverpool. Cochrane along with Red Rider will perform at Queens Place Emera Centre on June 28. It’s a very exciting announceme...

Canadian Blood Services lost 790 planned units of blood after winter storms earlier this month cancelled 16 clinics. Peter MacDonald of Canadian Blood Services says they are hoping to fill the gap at ...

The president of the board of directors of the Yarmouth Arts Regional Council says they will not allow a delay to hamper plans for the construction of a new arts centre. Mitch Bonnar says it’s t...

The federal government will pump nearly $379,000 into community infrastructure in Clare. $278,500 will go to a 750-metre extension of the wastewater system on John Thibodeau Road. The extension will p...

Some buses won’t be travelling on certain gravel roads starting tomorrow. This is due to an early thaw leaving the roads in poor condition. The Tri-County Regional School Board and Department of...

The Yarmouth Thunder U12 Basketball team won the provincial championship over the weekend. They defeated the Pictou Lightning 42-21 in the final game Sunday. The Thunder went 2-0 in the round robin wi...