Category Archives: News
Province easing rules for practices and rehearsals
The province is easing COVID-19 rules for sports practices and arts rehearsals Monday. 25 people indoors and 50 people outdoors will now be allowed for each. Dr. Robert Strang, Chief Medical Officer o...
Feb 04, 2022
30,000 homes in the dark (update 4 p.m.)
There are now about 30,000 homes and business without power. The number had been going up and down early Friday, but has been steadily climbing through the afternoon. Estimated restoration times vary ...
Feb 04, 2022
New Bid For NS Liberal Leadership
MLA for Preston Angela Simmonds has announced her bid for the leadership of the provincial Liberals. Simmonds, who was first elected in 202,1 is a mother, lawyer, business owner and award winning soci...
Feb 04, 2022
Power Outages In Shelburne
Power is out for about 4,000 customers in Shelburne County this hour. Nova Scotia Power says a 'transmission interruption' is the reason. The outage includes the Town of Shelburne and surrounding area...
Feb 04, 2022
Boy Found After Being Lost In Shelburne Woods
A 15 year old boy was lost in the woods last night in Shelburne County. RCMP say they received a report of a missing person in Sandy Point around 7 p.m. They learned the boy had gone for a hike earlie...
Feb 04, 2022
Gas Prices Hit Record High In Nova Scotia
Gas prices have hit a record high in Nova Scotia. A litre of regular self-serve will cost you over $1.53 this morning in Yarmouth after a 6.1 cent increase overnight. Diesel also went up over six cent...
Feb 04, 2022 Mike Mozart / CC
Freezing Rain All Day For Digby, Rain For Yarmouth/Shelburne
UPDATE: 9:30 a.m. All schools in the TCRCE and Argyle region of the CSAP will be dismissing two hours early today due to the impending forecast. The exception is Hillcrest Academy, which has already d...
Feb 04, 2022
Four more COVID-19 deaths
Four more people have died from COVID-19. Three were in the Halifax region, a woman in her 60s, a woman in her 80s, and a woman in her 90s. One was in Eastern Zone, a man in his 90s. There are 97 peop...
Feb 03, 2022
Truckers Restrictions Protest Has No Plans Of Ending Soon
Organizers of the truckers restrictions protest in Ottawa say no leaders of the federal, provincial, or municipal government have reached out to them. Tamara Lich says they just want Canada to do what...
Feb 03, 2022
Feds Invest $200,000 For Wentworth Lake Park In Clare
The federal government is investing $200,000 to improve accessibility and enhance visitor experience at Wentworth Lake Municipal Park in Clare. The Municipality of Clare will also contribute $71,154 t...
Feb 03, 2022 c/o Municipality of Clare.
