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Federal health officials warn their COVID-19 predictions are coming true. The country’s most recent projections indicated that variants of the virus would be the main cause of the third wave Can...

The province has announced today that appointments for COVID-19 vaccination is now open for those in the 65 to 69 age range. Premier Iain Rankin discussed the vaccine rollout at today’s briefing...

Yarmouth town council approved the capital budget for the upcoming fiscal year. At Thursday's meeting, council passed a motion to accept the budget at just over $3.17 million. Mayor Pam Mood says the ...

Yarmouth town council repealed its curfew by-law last night. It stated that no person under the age of 14 shall walk, or be on a street sidewalk, restaurant or place of amusement in the town between t...

An old elementary school will soon become the permanent home of the Yarmouth Boys and Girls Club. The club will purchase the former South Centennial School on Forbes Street from the Town of Yarmouth. ...

New information is being uncovered regarding the dialogue between Nova Scotia’s Emergency Management Office and the RCMP during last year’s mass murders that began in Portapique and ended ...

The price of gas went up by 2.9 cents in Nova Scotia after the weekly setting. Analysts had been forecasting an increase of a cent or two prior to the adjustment. Regular gas is now selling between $1...

Prince Philip, the husband of Queen Elizabeth II, has died at the age of 99. Buckingham Palace says The Duke of Edinburgh passed away peacefully at Windsor Castle on Friday morning. “Further ann...

Downtown Minneapolis is ready for the verdict in the Derek Chauvin murder trial, the former police officer charged with George Floyd’s death. WCCO morning news anchor Steve Simpson tells us many...

The Nova Scotia Health Authority (NSHA) is advising anyone who has been in Hebbville and Middlewood to get tested for COVID-19. In a release issued today, the NSHA says they are investigating confirme...