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As the tourism season is about to get into high-gear, a museum in Clare has closed indefinitely. It’s because of how employers apply for funding grants for summer students through the federal Ca...

Many graduates took the stage in Yarmouth as part of NSCC Convocation ceremonies. Around 250 received diplomas for NSCC Burridge campus, and about 75 will graduate from the Shelburne campus today. Hig...

Since 1975, Tim Horton’s has been helping children from low income families find their true potential, by sending thousands of children to summer camp through donations at their coffee shops acr...

The Yarmouth Junior A Mariners have chosen forward Ben Charles as a territorial pick ahead of the MHL Draft this Saturday. Yarmouth Mariners are proud to select Ben Charles as our territorial pick ahe...

The 32nd annual Shelburne County Lobster Festival is underway. Events celebrating the lobster fishing industry will take place through the week. Committee member Anna Kenney says the Great Lobsterman ...

Organizers for Scouts Canada want to see more youth take part in their programs. They are looking at this region to expand and want to reach out to parents and youth. Lorinda Barnett is the Scouts Can...

The official opening of a new park in East Pubnico takes place next weekend. The project started about two years ago with community consultations. Natalie d’Entremont, Director of Recreation Ser...

The mayor of Clark’s Harbour says South Shore-St. Margaret’s MP Bernadette Jordan has failed the town. Leigh Stoddart says for the second year in a row, they are fighting with the feds for...

A Senior Petroleum Analyst with Gasbuddy.com feels the Federal Government’s purchase of the Trans-Canada Pipeline from Kinder Morgan, was a good move. Dan McTeague, who served as a Federal Membe...

The Yarmouth Consolidated Memorial High School had nine athletes compete at NSSAF (Nova Scotia School Athletic Federation) provincials in Sydney on the weekend. Intermediate boys Jace Doucette, Connor...