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The new Guild Hall in Shelburne is 90 per cent complete, according to the CAO of the town. The former hall was demolished last March. The new hall will feature a large stage, be more accessible to use...

It’s only the second time someone has been pardoned posthumously in Nova Scotia with an apology from the province. Late grand chief Gabriel Sylliboy was wrongfully convicted for hunting on crown...

The Yarmouth Community Health Board is hosting a Heritage Day event Monday. It’s the first ‘Family and Friends Fun Walk.’ They are asking participants to meet at the Lake Milo Boat C...

The Yarmouth Junior A Mariners are in New Brunswick this weekend for a pair of games. Tonight they face the St. Stephen Aces and tomorrow night they’ll take on the Woodstock Slammers. Yarmouth w...

The Yarmouth ‘Bean There, Ran That’ Marathon will be held earlier than normal this year. Usually, the run is done in August but the new date is June 11th. Organizer Bobby-Lou Reardon tells...

A Shelburne County man is dead after being struck by a vehicle Thursday. RCMP say just before 7 last night, three people were attempting to cross Highway 3 in Barrington Passage. One of them, a 75-yea...

A man has died after he was hit by a vehicle while trying to cross Highway 3 last night in Barrington Passage. RCMP say three people were trying to cross the highway just before 7 p.m. A 75 year-old m...

Legislation imposing a contract on Nova Scotia teachers won’t be passed until Tuesday. Several hundred striking teachers have been on the steps of Province House since last night. Chanting, sire...

Over 300 teachers from the NSTU Yarmouth local have gathered along Starr’s Road this morning to protest Bill 75. They are joining the their other 9 thousand counterparts as part of a province-wi...

Motorists are paying more at the pumps today. The Utility and Review Board approved an increase of 2.1 cents a litre in the price of gas. In some parts of the Tri-Counties, regular self-serve is going...