by Tara ClowA well-known New Brunswick campground has been sold. Matthew Jelley, of Maritime Fun Group has purchased Yogi Bear’s Jellystone Park, located off the Trans Canada Highway in Woodstock Peter and Janet Clark have owned the 80-acre campground for the past 42 years and have made major investments to...
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by Jacob MooreChildren in emergency care homes stay for eight months on average, when they’re only suppose to stay for up to four days. That’s one of the reasons emergency care homes lack oversight, which creates more problems for an already vulnerable population, according to a new report from Nova Scotia’s...
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by Caitlin SnowA fire on Spring Garden Rd. According to multiple reports, firefighters are responding to a structure fire on 5400 Spring Garden Rd and that the roadway is closed to traffic. More to come…
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by Evan TaylorBridgewater native Luke Woodworth has had an impressive first full season as the Drummondville Voltigeurs captain, leading them to the top of their division in the regular season and now to the Presidents Cup. “We knew we had a good team that had a chance to compete early on and we added some...
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by Caitlin SnowThe Seal Island Bridge is closed every night for a week. According to the Cape Breton Regional Municipality Facebook page, it’s from 10 p.m. to 6 a.m., until Saturday morning. They say it’s closed to vehicles. In case of emergency, emergency crews can still get through.
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by Caitlin SnowThe Judique Kildonan Seniors Club has nominated their volunteer of the year, according to a post on social media by the municipality of The Municipality of the County of Inverness. President of the club, Pauline Campbell has received the honour. The club says she is involved in organizing the...
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Shock and sadness. That was Yarmouth Mayor Pam Mood’s reaction to the permanent closure of the Art Gallery of Nova Scotia Western Branch. The board in Halifax announced Friday they would not be re-opening the branch, with money to be allocated for local and provincial programming. Mayor Mood...
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by Caitlin SnowSpring Garden Rd in Halifax will not look the same this summer. After nearly 50 years, Bud the Spud will not be returning to its familiar spot outside the old library. In a post on social media, the much-loved food truck that is famous for its fries says, it lost the spot to a “blind bid”...
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by Tara ClowAn assault on Main Street North in Saint John has led to an arrest. On Sunday afternoon, a masked woman reportedly assaulted another woman with a bat. Members of the Saint John Fire Department were in the area and intervened. Saint John Police say the two are known to each other. The suspect...
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A group of Saint John entrepreneurs and businesses have teamed up to welcome the summer season with a bang. The inaugural Vicky Day Weekend will take place during the Victoria Day long weekend from May 16 to 19. Organizers said the event was born out of the excitement of creating something new,...
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