A lot has happened in 2025 for the Municipality of the District of Guysborough according to Warden Paul Long. The highlights he shared include the maritime launch, new wind energies, a sustainable fuels project, the upcoming gold mine and more housing. Long wants to be ready for opportunity of...
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Up to 20 cm of snowfall is expected throughout New Brunswick on Thursday, January 1 and Friday, January 2. Environment Canada says the snow will intensify Thursday afternoon and will end in flurries overnight for Sussex – Kennebecasis Valley and Kings County. The snow may have a significant...
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by Caitlin SnowFour Nova Scotian’s have received one of Canada’s top honours. The Order of Canada celebrates those who have touched others through their work, vision and contributions, according to Governor General Mary Simon. “Their commitment extends beyond borders, inspiring progress in our communities, our...
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by Caitlin SnowIt’s been five years since a 21-year-old from Yarmouth disappeared. Zachery Lefave was last seen walking on Hwy 334 in Plymouth just after midnight on New Year’s Day, 2021, after attending a gathering earlier in the evening. RCMP say investigators, alongside multiple agencies, have spent...
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Canada’s Olympic men’s hockey team has been set. Hockey Canada unveiled the 25-man roster for February’s Milan games. Already named to the team earlier this year: 2-time gold-medalist Sidney Crosby, Connor McDavid, Nathan MacKinnon, Cale Makar, Sam Reinhart and Brayden Point. Jordan Binnington...
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by Bryan TaitHorizon Health Network has partnered with a leading artificial intelligence company to improve lung cancer detection and management in New Brunswick. Qure.ai, a global leader in health-care AI, has developed a solution that uses advanced artificial intelligence to assist radiologists and...
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by Alex AllanMore Canadians are choosing to donate land to support conservation efforts across the country. Andrew Holland, a national media relations director with the Nature Conservancy of Canada (NCC), said many families donate land they have inherited or can no longer manage. He said the properties often...
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by Tara ClowA fresh start to 2026. Many will take the plunge into Palmer’s Pond in Dorchester on New Year’s Day. The Dorchester Polar Dip has been an ongoing tradition since 1994. “This all started with three brave Lions Club members. Last year, we had 87 jumpers, and we’re pretty sure we’re gonna hit over...
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by Evan TaylorAs 2025 comes to a close, Premier Tim Houston says Nova Scotia is entering a pivotal period—one defined by energy ambitions, health care improvements, and adapting to new challenges. In a year-end interview, Houston shared his outlook on the province’s progress and priorities for 2026. Building...
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Some brave souls will take a swim in Lake Milo on New Year’s Day. The annual Yarmouth Polar Bear Dip takes place tomorrow at noon. Volunteer firefighter Stewart Deveau says all the proceeds go to the local department. “We do have firefighters in survival suits in the water. We’ve had ages...
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