by Tara ClowHundreds helped to deliver food boxes to 1700 households in need for the Christmas season. The boxes were packed with items including a turkey or turkey loaf, canned goods and other necessities for a Christmas dinner, plus a few extras. Donations were collected by the Peter McKee Community Food...
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Sensory‑friendly gym activities are offered by Devoted to Diversity in Guysborough. Amber Hart started the program after having few options of local sports or recreation for her daughter with autism. This made her want to give children with varied abilities a way to participate in group...
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by Evan TaylorNova Scotia is now forecasting a deficit of $1.29 billion for the 2025-26 fiscal year, according to the province’s second budget update released Thursday. That’s up $64.6 million from September’s forecast and nearly $592 million higher than the original budget. Finance and Treasury Board...
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by Alex AllanA Moncton man is facing charges after RCMP tracked down stolen tools and equipment linked to two reported break‑ins. Police responded to a report on November 28 from a business on Hump Yard Road, where high‑value tools and equipment were stolen. A second report from the same location was made on...
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by Alex AllanCanadians are heading into the new year with tighter budgets as grocery prices rise and more people look for help managing their bills. The Credit Counselling Society (CCS) said the financial strain is showing up earlier than usual, with more households reaching out before holiday statements...
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by NewsOne person is in custody Wednesday morning, after reports of gun shots in East Preston. RCMP say it was in the 1600 block of Highway 7. The Highway is closed in that area, with a heavy police presence on Lake Loon Road as officers do their work. No injuries have been reported. RCMP officers...
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The Town of Antigonish is wanting to adopt a new Parking By-law. It is to regulate the use of Town’s public streets, highways, and parking facilities. The rules for metered parking, payment methods, time limits, electric vehicle charging spaces, seasonal and winter parking restrictions, and...
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Yarmouth wants to continue being a destination for cruise ships. Ottawa announced funding for the Yarmouth and Acadian Shores Tourism Association at an announcement this week. They’re getting over $50,000 to attract more ships, train French speaking tour guides and to help with a five-year...
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by Caitlin SnowChanges are on the way that will help Nova Scotia’s aquaculture industry grow and get projects approved faster. The province says they are updating license and lease regulations with faster, clearer rules. Key changes include: a 30-day period where the public can have their voice on new or...
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by Tara ClowAn annual blood drive to honour Becca Schofield’s legacy continues in New Brunswick. This year, it launched on December 22 and expanded to include both Moncton and Saint John. The Riverview teen inspired the world to give back and help others through her #Beccatoldmeto campaign. Becca lost her...
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