A high school in Coxheath, N.S., has ended a tradition spanning nearly 50 years by rebranding its sports teams. Officials at Riverview Rural High announced last year they would drop the name … Read More
Northern Pulp might not be operating right now, but the province’s Lands and Forestry minister says harvesting continues to happen at pre-shutdown levels because sawmills have the same demand for … Read More
The Nova Scotia Health Authority is taking a jab at drive-thru blood testing and so far the experiment is being well-received. “It’s like working at Disney. People are happy, they’re … Read More
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Nova Scotia Halifax Regional Police are investigating a single-vehicle crash that left several people injured in Dartmouth Wednesday evening. All traffic on Woodland Avenue and Mic Mac Boulevard onto Highway … Read More
The Liberal MP representing the area where the First Nation at the centre of a dispute over lobster fishing is located says its time the Trudeau government defined the rules for an … Read More
The search continues for a venue in the Halifax area that can handle jury trials while adhering to public health measures. Usually, those trials are conducted at the Law Courts … Read More
No new cases of COVID-19 were reported in Nova Scotia on Wednesday, but there remains one active case in the province’s western zone, according to the Department of Health. On Tuesday, Dr. … Read More
As COVID-19 case numbers spike in other parts of Canada and around the world, they remain low in Nova Scotia and the province’s chief medical officer of health says restrictions … Read More
Teddy has arrived in Nova Scotia as a post-tropical storm, bringing plenty of wind and rain for the province on Wednesday. It made landfall in the Sheet Harbour area on … Read More
The First Nation community operating a new, self-regulated lobster fishery in Nova Scotia says its harvesting regulations rival and may even exceed the standards of the Department of Fisheries and Oceans. “They’re … Read More
A 62-year-old Nova Scotia man described by a prosecutor as “truly the worst of the worst” of impaired drivers has been sentenced to 15 years in prison for eight recent charges, … Read More
