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Federal Government Announces $4.8 Million In Funding For Local Fishing Companies
The federal government will invest in local seafood companies. $4.8 million in funding will go to 11 fishing companies in Western Nova Scotia through the Canadian Seafood Stabilization Fund. In a rele...
Kevin Northup
Mar 17, 2021
All Public Schools Will Soon Have Life Saving AED’s
All public schools in Nova Scotia will soon be equipped with defibrillators. The Nova Scotia government is making a $700,000 investment to ensure every school has access to the life saving devices. De...
Steve MacArthur
Mar 17, 2021
Business Plan/Budget To Be Developed For Re-Opening Of Former Yarmouth YMCA Building
Plans to re-open the former YMCA building in downtown Yarmouth took a step forward yesterday. The Mariners Centre Expansion Steering Committee passed two recommendations from the bridge sub-committee....
Kevin Northup
Mar 17, 2021
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Environment Canada Predicting 15cm of Snow For Friday
The first day of spring is only days away but winter isn’t ready to give up its firm grip just yet. Environment Canada has issued a special weather statement for most of Nova Scotia on Friday. T...
Steve MacArthur
Mar 17, 2021
Dr. Strang Defends Province’s Vaccine Rollout
The Chief Medical Officer of Health is defending the province’s COVID-19 vaccine rollout. Dr. Robert Strang says he doesn’t accept criticisms vaccine isn’t going out as quickly as it...
B. Jack Morse
Mar 16, 2021
Barrington: No Decision Made On The Little Big Ex
Organizers with the Barrington Municipal Exhibition say they will wait until later in the summer before deciding the future of this year’s event. The Shelburne County event is typically held in ...
Steve MacArthur
Mar 16, 2021
New Poll Shows Liberals Maintain Support; Rankin Preferred Leader
Support for the governing Liberals in Nova Scotia remains strong. The latest Narrative Research survey indicates 76 per cent of those polled are happy with the overall performance of the provincial go...
Steve MacArthur
Mar 16, 2021
Potential COVID Exposure At IKEA
Nova Scotia Health Public Health is advising of potential exposure to COVID-19 at one location in the Central Zone. Anyone who worked at or visited the following location on the specified date and tim...
Steve MacArthur
Mar 15, 2021
Nova Scotia Wildfire Season Starts
The Department of Forestry will be issuing its daily burn advisories starting Monday as wildfire season has officially begun. The province lists March 15- October 15 as wildfire season, which is when ...
Evan Taylor
Mar 15, 2021
Two Men Charged After Armed Robbery In Yarmouth
Two men have been charged after an armed robbery last night in Yarmouth. It happened just before 10pm at a business on Starrs Road. RCMP say the suspects entered the store wearing masks, one suspect b...
Kevin Northup
Mar 15, 2021
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