by Caitlin SnowThe province is doing what they can when it comes to the homelessness crisis in Halifax Regional Municipality, according to Minister of Community Services, Trevor Boudreau. Regarding the current state of affairs in HRM, Boudreau told reporters at a cabinet meeting that the death of a homeless...
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by Evan TaylorThe Town of Lunenburg is pausing the process of renaming Cornwallis Street to Queen Street which was approved by a 4-3 vote in late November. The original goal of changing Cornwallis Street was to stop honoring figures with troubled colonial legacies (in this case stemming from the controversy...
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by Caitlin SnowThe province’s police watch dog has cleared two members of the Halifax Police in connection to a man’s death in May. The Serious Incident Response Team says it found no reasonable grounds to believe they committed a criminal offence. May 27, 2023, a man loaded and pointed a bow and arrow at the...
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by Caitlin SnowA big drop in fuel is expected tonight. Reports say gas will go down 6.4 cents. Diesel is expected to drop by 8.4 cents. The change will go into effect at midnight.
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by Brad PerryYou may want to wait until Friday before filling up your fuel tank in New Brunswick. An industry source tells us that gasoline and diesel prices will fall on Thursday night. Expect gasoline prices to drop by nearly five cents and diesel prices to fall by more than six cents. The New Brunswick...
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by CJ GoaterSt Patrick is safe and ready to be reopened. All classes and school activities will resume on Friday, December 8th. The Thunder Bay Police continued their investigation into the threat. TBPS in collaboration with the Board Administration performed a walk-through no threats were identified. This...
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by Tara ClowThe Sue Stultz and Moncton Firefighters Turkey Drive fell short on its goal this year, but they say it was a still a big success. “We still have over 2000 families that are going to benefit and will have a Christmas meal because of the generosity of the community,” says Moncton Fire Lieutenant...
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by Caitlin SnowTwo Nova Scotian Universities are leading the way in the “Can’t Buy My Silence” campaign. University of King’s College and Acadia University have pledged to never use a non-disclosure agreement (NDA) in a case involving sexual harassment, discrimination and other forms of misconduct or bullying,...
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by Tim DavidsonThe Borrowing Cupboard wants the community to know about the services it provides. Theresa Bowen is chair of the board and says they are able to provide an assortment of medical devices patients at the hospital would normally have to purchase. “We have everything from wheelchairs, to walkers,...
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by CJ GoaterThe Thunder Bay Catholic District School Board has announced that St. Patrick High School has received a threat and as a precaution the school has been evacuated and closed. Buses will pick students up and transport them home, and parents and guardians can also pick their children up from the...
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