Category Archives: News

It looks like the Canadian Football League will start on time after all. A brief strike is over after the players reached an agreement overnight with the owners on a new collective bargaining agreemen...

On the latest episode of the "Insights" podcast, Don Mills and David Campbell are continuing their series of conversations with organizations helping to foster innovation in Atlantic Canada. Don and D...

The province is bringing in the interrupter clause again tonight. For the second time this week the price of diesel will change at midnight. It could be a welcome sight. Reports suggest the price will...

Canada Post is highlighting endangered whales this week with the release of a new stamp. The stamps will help raise awareness of five endangered whale species. They are: Beluga whale (Delphinapterus l...

Canada’s inflation rate hit a new three-decade high of 6.8 per cent in April, up slightly from 6.7 per cent recorded a month earlier. Statistics Canada said Wednesday that the year-over-year inc...

The CAT is almost ready for passengers. The Bay Ferries vessel will leave Yarmouth tomorrow morning at 9:30, and return from Bar Harbor, Maine early in the evening. After the pandemic created hardship...

Underpaid and overworked. That was the message from members of the Nova Scotia Paramedics Union to the provincial government yesterday during a Standing Committee on Health session at the legislature....

It’s a little bit of a break if you drive a diesel. It went down 10 cents overnight and depending on where you live, it is now selling between $2.35 and $2.40. Regular did not change in the late...

Gear up for another change at the fuel pumps in Nova Scotia on Tuesday. The province’s gas regulator has announced it’s invoking the interrupter clause at midnight to change the price of d...

‘Coming Through, A Sign of Hope, Hirtle’s Beach, NS’. Photo: Paulette Melanson. A little piece of Nova Scotia will now become part of the permanent display at the Canadian embassy in...