Category Archives: News
Today Is Bell Let's Talk Day
Today is Bell Let’s Talk Day in Canada. For every tweet using the hashtag ‘BellLetsTalk’, Bell Canada will donate five cents to Canadian mental health initiatives. One in five Canadi...
Jan 25, 2017
Feasibility Study Proposes $30M Expansion To Mariners Centre
The Town of Yarmouth and the Municipality of Yarmouth have a big decision to make. Whether or not to proceed with a proposed multi-million dollar expansion of the Mariners Centre, which they own. A fe...
Jan 25, 2017
Tuesday Night Curling Results
Monica Doucette 6 Evangeline Animal Hospital 2 Joyce Cottreau 7 Paula Goudey 3 Pam Crowell tied Pauline Bullerwell 5 all Jenna Bishara 8 Angela Bishara 6 In the Stick Curling League; Team MacDougal/Do...
Jan 25, 2017
Wild Weather Causes Power Outages
There are two outages this morning. Nova Scotia Power says high wind and heavy rain caused outages in Sanford in Yarmouth County and another near Clyde River in Shelburne County NSP says fewer than a ...
Jan 25, 2017
Minister Encourages Youth To Get Involved With African Heritage Month
This year’s African Heritage Month will honour the past, present and future. Minister of African Nova Scotia Affairs, Tony Ince, celebrated February as African Heritage Month with a launch today...
Jan 24, 2017
N.S. Court Of Appeal: 2012 Electoral Boundary Changes Violated Charter Of Rights
A victory today for Acadian communities in Nova Scotia. The province’s highest court ruled that changes made to electoral boundaries in 2012 violate a section of the Canadian Charter of Rights a...
Jan 24, 2017
Town Council; Staff Finish Priority Planning Session
Yarmouth town council will soon discuss the priorities it will set for the next four years. After a nearly two-day planning session at the Rodd Grand Hotel, council and staff came up with five project...
Jan 24, 2017
Poll Shows O'Leary Leads Federal Conservative Leadership Race
A poll by Forum Research shows Kevin O’Leary is holding a commanding lead in the federal Conservative leadership race Over 1300 Canadians took part in the survey and 27-percent view O’Lear...
Jan 24, 2017
Twinned Highway 103 Tolls Could Cost Up To Seven Dollars Per Trip
Drivers in the South Shore could pay up to seven dollars per trip if Highway 103 is twinned. The province has released the information to be presented at the upcoming public consultations on highway t...
Jan 24, 2017
Opposition Wants Doc Wait List Numbers From Government
The MLA for Argyle-Barrington wonders if the government really knows how many people are in need of a family doctor. Chris d’Entremont the PC health critic says they have been asking for the num...
Jan 24, 2017
