Category Archives: News

Tomorrow marks the 16th annual Yarmouth Karate Challenge Cup. Mariners Centre will host the event once again, featuring athletes from all over the Maritimes. Local sensei Milton Bourque says the actio...

The All-Terrain Vehicle Association of Nova Scotia is urging riders to stay safe this summer and enjoy the outdoors. The first week of June is ATV/Off Highway Vehicle Safety Week. Association executiv...

There’s been some nice weather lately for motorcycle enthusiasts. Some unique bikes are on the road in western Nova Scotia and the South Shore. The RCMP’s motorcycle unit are assisting loc...

The province has given $1.6 million to a recent movie production in Yarmouth. According to a release from Nova Scotia Business Inc., the funding was based on an eligible expenditure of $5.98 million, ...

The Nova Scotia government is applauding the federal government’s decision to slap the US with tariffs of their own. The provincial minister of trade, Geoff MacLellan, was unavailable for commen...

The Province’s Teachers have spoken. Paul Wozney was elected the new President of the Nova Scotia Teachers Union Thursday night, bringing in 58 per-cent of the vote from the NSTU’s 10,000 ...

A bit of a reprieve at the pumps this morning. The price of gas dropped by 2.7 cents a litre overnight. Around parts of Yarmouth this morning, regular self-serve gasoline is selling for $1.31 point 8 ...

The Prime Minister has announced Canada will be imposing tariffs on US steel, aluminium, and other products. This is in retaliation for US President Donald Trump’s tariffs on the same Canadian p...

Members of the Nova Scotia Teachers Union will elect their next president today. Two candidates, Grant Frost and Paul Wozney are the two names remaining on the ballot. A first ballot last week saw thr...

A Yarmouth man is one of many Nova Scotia Emergency Health Services employees to be recognized for their long service. Well known paramedic Terry Muise was honoured for 40 years of service. He began h...