by Tara ClowA big finish for the Sue Stultz and Moncton Firefighters Association turkey drive. It wrapped up on Saturday with 1964 turkeys and turkey loaves. RELATED: Turkey collection tradition begins Dec. 1 in Greater Moncton The frozen birds were collected between December 1 and 6th, but snow forced...
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by Evan TaylorIain Rankin has officially taken over as Interim Leader of the Nova Scotia Liberal Party, as the party continues its rebuilding process following last year’s provincial election. Rankin has previously led the provincial Liberals, including a stint as Premier prior to Tim Houston forming his...
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by Bryan TaitAbility New Brunswick has launched a new microsite aimed at helping early learning centres and daycares create more inclusive spaces for children with mobility disabilities. Haley Flaro, the executive director of Ability New Brunswick, noted that the organization observed a trend in those...
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by Alex AllanA $40‑million biogas plant planned for Penobsquis is being billed as a step toward cleaner energy and less reliance on imported natural gas. Scott Walton, chief executive officer of Bio Voltex, said the facility will convert dairy manure, crop waste and fish waste into renewable natural gas. The...
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by Evan TaylorThe South Shore Lumberjacks added another statement win to their season this weekend, shutting out the East Hants Penguins 4–0 in front of a lively home crowd. It was a complete performance from South Shore Lumberjacks, with balanced scoring, strong special teams play and a perfect night in net...
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by Evan TaylorAn Alberta clipper is moving across Nova Scotia today, bringing snow, gusty winds and the risk of snow squalls across much of the province. Environment Canada says snow will continue spreading east this morning, tapering off later in the day for western parts of Nova Scotia. The morning...
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It will be a true ‘throwback’ at the Fishtank. The Yarmouth Mariners are bringing over 40 players from the past to their first ever ‘alumni game’ Tuesday night. Matt Barron, current assistant coach and the team’s all-time point leader talks about who he’s looking forward to lacing up with. “For...
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by Bryan TaitThe Saint Andrews council has approved its 2026 budgets, but not without some dissent. Like other local governments in Charlotte County, it held its tax rates for both rural and urban areas. The provincial government has a freeze on property assessments, creating a level of uncertainty to...
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by Tara ClowSnow is falling across parts of the province this morning. It’s a light snow, but it’s accumulating quickly on roadways, which is making for slippery roadways. Light wind gusts are also causing some visibility issues for motorists on highways. Anglophone South school district buses and...
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by Evan TaylorAn Alberta clipper is moving across Nova Scotia today, bringing snow, gusty winds and the risk of snow squalls across much of the province. Environment Canada says snow will continue spreading east this morning, tapering off later in the day for western parts of Nova Scotia. The morning commute...
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