Category Archives: News
Alleged Shooting Incident In Meteghan Area
An alarming incident in the Meteghan area on Monday evening. The Y95 newsroom has had several calls and messages about a man allegedly firing a gun at passing vehicles. It happened around 7:00. At lea...
Jun 30, 2020 Image of damage to a vehicle after being struck by a projectile on Monday evening. Photo contributed by Dana Smith.
Hockey Nova Scotia Unveil Return To Play Plan
Hockey Nova Scotia has released their plan today to get players back on the ice for the 2020-21 season. The Rebound Plan meets public health guidelines in the province and aligns with Hockey Ca...
Jun 30, 2020
Cape Forchu Development A Major Priority
The Municipality of the District of Yarmouth has approved a development plan for the Cape Forchu light station property. CAO Victoria Brooks says the property was identified as one of the major priori...
Jun 29, 2020
Twenty Days And Counting
June 9th…that’s the date the last positive COVID-19 case in Nova Scotia. After twenty days without a case identified another 255 negative test results yesterday, we are static at 1061 posi...
Jun 29, 2020
NS Beaches Will Have Lifeguards Starting Canada Day
The Department of Lands and Forests says Lifeguards have received the necessary training to man Nova Scotia’s beaches as of July 1. Paul D’Eon, director of the Nova Scotia Lifeguard Servic...
Jun 29, 2020
PM Says Canada Is Moving ‘In The Right Direction’
The prime minister is showing confidence in how COVID-19 is being controlled in Canada. Justin Trudeau says “after a very challenging spring things are continuing to move in the right direction....
Jun 29, 2020
ACOA Funding Benefits Local Tourism Projects
New federal funding is helping some Tri-County communities boost their tourism appeal. ACOA delivered just over $140,000 towards the Town of Lockeport's upgrades of the Trestle Trail. Lockeport...
Jun 29, 2020
PC Leader Pushes For Redirect Of Tourism Advertising Dollars
The leader of the province's PC party says the cancellation of The Cat ferry season is no surprise, but there's more the government can do to help tourism operators. Tim Houston gave credit to ...
Jun 29, 2020
NSP Fined $250K For Declining Standards
The province's power utility is facing a $250,000 fine for declining reliability and customer service standards. The fine was levied by the Nova Scotia Utility and Review Board last week after ...
Jun 29, 2020
TCWC Calling For Shooting Inquiry With Specialized Scope
Calls for a public inquiry are growing louder following the a spree shooting in Nova Scotia back in April that claimed 22 lives. The Tri-County Women's Centre has added their voice to the mix. In a re...
Jun 29, 2020
