by Jacob MooreThe Nova Scotia Fire School said they’re aware of the safety infractions revealed by an online petition calling for legislative change to improve safety at the institution. But the school said they need money to make those changes. “We wholeheartedly support changes to legislation that would...
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by Evan TaylorThe Halifax Oceanics, a newly formed cycling team recently broke a record for the Cabot Trail for over 20 years. The 296-kilometre route through one of Nova Scotia’s most scenic areas features over 4000 metres of elevation change and is typically completed over multiple days by cyclists. The...
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by CJ GoaterAn alleged incident involving a City of Thunder Bay Transit bus driver and Indigenous passengers is under investigation. The city of Thunder Bay and Thunder Bay Transit have opened investigations into the situation that occurred on August 5. “We are committed to fostering a welcoming, safe and...
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by Caitlin SnowThe lack of parking for healthcare workers has always been a concern and now it is getting worse, according to the president of the Nova Scotia Government Employees Union (NSGEU), Sandra Mullens. The Robie Street parkade is about to be demolished in less than two weeks as part of the QEII...
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by Tara ClowA call for all political parties to work with local government for a new fiscal framework after the upcoming election, from the Union of Municipalities of New Brunswick. “Municipalities in New Brunswick have been underfunded for some time,” said Andrew Black, president of the Union of...
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by Brad PerryA 40-year-old man has been charged with arson after a weekend fire in Saint Andrews. First responders were called to a structure fire on Parr Street at around 11:30 p.m. Friday. Police said the building was unoccupied at the time of the fire. Officers arrested a person of interest without...
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by Brad PerryAnother person has died in connection with a listeriosis outbreak linked to plant-based beverages. Nearly 20 Silk and Great Value-brand refrigerated products were pulled from shelves on July 8. The Public Health Agency of Canada said Monday that a third person had died in connection with the...
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Guysborough-Tracadie MLA Greg Morrow calls better cell phone service a game changer. In July, the provincial government announced an additional investment of $18.6 million in the Cellular for Nova Scotia Program, Nine new towers will be constructed in Larrys River, Indian Harbour Lake, Giants...
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by Brad PerryConstruction on Charlotte Street in Saint John will impact several transit stops uptown starting Aug. 19. Saint John Transit will not be able to service stops at King’s Square North, King Street, Charlotte Street or City Hall at the bottom of King Street. As a result, temporary stops will be set...
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by Chloe HannanTent distances from sidewalks, parking lots, trails and bridges will not be increased in Thunder Bay. As directed by council, administration reviewed increasing the previously proposed distance guidelines discussed on July 15. After consideration, Director of Strategy and Engagement, Cynthia...
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