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As gas prices soar, the Canadian Automobile Association has some tips to help ease the burden on your wallet. CAA says there are ways to save hundreds of dollars at the fuel pumps each year even if yo...

The Nova Scotia Teachers Union is calling on the province to increase pay for substitute teachers. In a release, President Paul Wozney says there’s a significant shortage, making it difficult to...

Ahead of the 2023 deadline, Canada is re-upping Operation Reassurance in Europe. Prime Minister Justin Trudeau made the announcement Tuesday during his ongoing trip to discuss Russia’s attack on...

Two drop-in COVID-19 vaccination clinics in our area this week. Public Health is hosting a clinic tomorrow at the Yarmouth Fire Hall on Pleasant Street from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. It's open to anyone eligi...

Striking professors are planning to make lots of noise near the Universite Sainte-Anne campus in Church Point tomorrow. They plan to bang pots and pans to protest a recent decision by the university t...

The Province is investing $23 million into Nova Scotia’s film industry. Premier Tim Houston announced today, two investments to support the industry: $8 million toward a soundstage that will inc...

It comes down to a best friends list. Russian President Vladimir Putin decreed that that his government, Russian companies and citizens will be paying off international debt in rubles. As of March 8th...

A main convoy leader has been released from Jail. Tamara Lich was released from jail with a condition that she leave Ottawa, refraining from using social media, and also to have no contact with certai...

The countdown to camping season is now on. Bookings will begin to open for provincial parks in Nova Scotia early next month. They will be spread over three days, starting April 5th, to help cut down o...

Prime Minister Justin Trudeau has announced another round of sanctions against Russia. They target 10 people who Trudeau says are “complicit in this unjustified invasion” of Ukraine. ̶...