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Last night, about one hundred people gathered in front of Yarmouth town hall. Candlelight vigil at Yarmouth town hall under way. #QuebecMosqueAttack pic.twitter.com/lE05obiXTj - Y95 – CJLS (@CJL...

Five Nova Scotia universities are suing the Nova Scotia Teachers Union over work-to-rule job action. Universite Sainte-Anne in Church Point, along with Acadia, St. Francis Xavier, Cape Breton and Moun...

A special event is being held tonight in honour of the victims of the Quebec City mosque shootings. Six people were killed; five remain in critical condition. Two arrests have been made. A Candlelight...

The Municipality of Shelburne will present its proclamation for African Heritage Month at a very fitting location. People with gather at the Black Loyalist Heritage Centre in Birchtown on February 10t...

This was the first day of the return to Work To Rule for Nova Scotia teachers. The Nova Scotia Teachers Union made the announcement about work-to-rule Friday afternoon. At issue, the union says, is Pr...

(Photo: Ken Chetwynd) A special guest sang the national anthem at the Yarmouth Junior A Mariners game yesterday. Peter Baylis of Halifax belted out O’ Canada along with some local members of the...

A new memorial service for fishermen lost at sea will take place this summer in Shelburne. Mayor Karen Mattatall received council’s support last week to create a service at the Fishermen’s...

The Yarmouth Town RCMP is getting good grades from the mayor. Pam Mood says she’s very pleased with the job they are doing policing the town. She says while protective services amounts to over 3...

(Nancy d’Entremont-Campbell photo) The Captains Choice Trucking Bantam B Mariners dropped two weekend exhibition games to a Acadia 3-2 Scoring for Yarmouth were Tristan d’Entremont and Kai...