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Work on a new sidewalk is underway in the Municipality of the District of Yarmouth. It's being built on Highway 1 in Dayton. Warden John Cunningham says it's part of council's strategic plan for activ...

Another 300 jobs have been cut and they are mostly in the US. This is on the heels after 150 positions were axed back in May. In order to recoup some of the lost revenue, the streaming giant is lookin...

If you think you’ve got talent, you’ll have to act fast. Canada’s Got Talent is recruiting for season two in 2023. But the deadline to apply is Friday, June 24. Dancers, singers, ill...

A regimental memorial will be held next week for Constable Heidi Stevenson. Stevenson was killed while on duty during the second day of Nova Scotia’s mass shooting in 2020. Community members are...

Lifeguard coverage has been found for most areas of the province this summer. There had been worries of a lifeguard shortage leading up to the season, which begins on Canada Day. Director of the Nova ...

The Bluenose II is sailing into Shelburne this weekend. The ship will dock at 9 a.m. on Saturday and the deck will be open from 10 a.m. to 8 p.m. Bluenose II Captain Phil is looking forward to the vis...

The prime minister says his government did not interfere with the Nova Scotia mass shooting investigation. Justin Trudeau spoke to reporters on Thursday while in Rwanda for the Commonwealth summit. He...

Seven Nova Scotians have passed away due to COVID-19. The province is out with its weekly data report on the virus for the seven-day period ending June 20th. All of the deaths were people aged 70 or o...

A celebration of the completion of Phase I of upgrades to the Yarmouth International Ferry Terminal was held aboard the CAT Ferry yesterday. The project began in 2019 with Infrastructure Canada, the P...

The Conservative MP of West Nova says the Liberals used the deaths of 22 Nova Scotians to advance their political policy on gun control. Chris d’Entremont is reacting to allegations of interfere...