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Government is listening to Nova Scotian’s ideas on how to make the province more accessible. A series of meetings will be held where participants can provide input on the province’s access...

Fishermen and processors sat down with DFO last week in Yarmouth to talk about Marine Protected Areas. MPA’s are supposed to protect species and habitat, but the fishing industry believes someth...

A rare feat at the Yarmouth Links. Gerry Pitman hit his second hole in one of 2018 on Friday, just days after acing the first hole. Once again, Pitman hit the hole in one on the Par 3, 158 yard hole w...

Three individuals and one team were welcomed into the Yarmouth Town and County Sports Heritage Hall of Fame Saturday night. Congrats to the 2018 Yarmouth Town and County Sports Heritage & Hall of ...

The federal government is investing $5.4 million in Internet improvements for the riding of West Nova. MP Colin Fraser says several communities in Yarmouth and Digby counties are included. “Sand...

A Yarmouth town by-law change involving food trucks has passed first reading. The amendment to the street vendors by-law would allow food trucks to operate on private property for a full year instead ...

After a successful pilot run in Cape Breton, a domestic violence court is launching in Halifax. However, there could be more courts in the works. Luneburg West MLA Mark Furey says based on his experie...

For almost a third of the Kejimkujik Seaside’s 30 year existence, staff have spent countless hours, tackling a crabby problem – the invasive green crab. The crustacians had nearly destroye...

Kejimkujik National Park is open again for the season and they’re launching a new project that aims to egange both visitors and Mi’kmaw youth in Mi’kmaw heritage and traditions. The ...

Today is the big day as Prince Harry and Meghan Markle get ready to tie the knot, with millions watching in person, or on TV. The wedding ceremony got underway at 7 Atlantic (6 Eastern), and will incl...