Category Archives: News

RCMP have released more details about a person of interest in a robbery that took place in downtown Yarmouth. Y95 News confirmed the store was Toots Confectionery on Main Street. On June 8th before 4:...

Could Tuesday be the night that the massive Lotto Max jackpot is finally won? Lottery officials say there are an estimated $140 million in top prizes up for grabs once again. For the sixth consecutive...

No new COVID-19 cases to report among the three Maritime provinces as more travel restrictions are set to ease in the region. Nova Scotia, New Brunswick, and Prince Edward Island all reported no new c...

The province has launched a new website to help you check your COVID-19 test results from home. Nova Scotians can now access their results online. In order to be eligible, you just need to bring a pro...

A new bus shelter is coming at Alma Square in Yarmouth. The Town of Yarmouth says Main Street between Central Street and Jenkins Street will be closed to vehicle traffic Wednesday as they install the ...

Kenneth Savory is being remembered as a caring family man following his alleged homicide last week. An obituary was released today for Kenneth, known as Kenny which shows the void he will leave behind...

The Province of Nova Scotia has expanded an existing program that they hope will make people view seafood from our waters like they do Champagne from the Champagne region of France. The Nova Scotia Se...

Canada is starting to ease travel restrictions for fully vaccinated people. Health Minister Patty Hajdu says starting July 5th, fully vaccinated air travelers will not have to quarantine or stay in a ...

There are no new COVID-19 cases to report on Monday. "What a great way to begin summer with no new cases being reported today," said Premier Iain Rankin. "The epidemiology is headed in the right direc...

You won't have to pay to travel on ferries connecting Long and Brier Islands in Digby County. The province has permanently eliminated travel fees on all provincial ferries, including the Petit Passage...