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Motorcyclist seriously injured in Dartmouth crash, facing multiple charges
Posted 11 May 2026

Motorcyclist seriously injured in Dartmouth crash, facing multiple charges

A motorcyclist was seriously injured following a crash in Dartmouth that shut down traffic in the area for a period of time. Police say the collision happened at the intersection of Portland Street and Highway 111 around 4:45 p.m. last Friday. The driver and passenger of a car involved in the...

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Former Digby area MLA remembered for years of public service
Posted 11 May 2026

Former Digby area MLA remembered for years of public service

The former MLA for Digby–Annapolis has died at the age of 73. Harold Theriault was first elected in 2003 and went on to spend a decade representing his constituency at the Nova Scotia Legislature. In his obituary, family members remember him as a devoted husband, father, and friend, known for...

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Independent MLA Becky Druhan expected to join Nova Scotia Liberals
Posted 11 May 2026

Independent MLA Becky Druhan expected to join Nova Scotia Liberals

The Nova Scotia Liberals are set to increase their caucus by one seat, going from two MLAs to three. According to a report from CBC News, multiple sources say independent MLA Becky Druhan is expected to make an announcement on Monday that she is joining the Liberal Party. Druhan was first...

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Early morning power outage for 2,000 in Upper Tantallon
Posted 11 May 2026

Early morning power outage for 2,000 in Upper Tantallon

Some damaged equipment led to a massive power outage in the Upper Tantallon area Monday morning. Around 6:30 a.m., about 2,000 customers were in the dark. As of about 8:30 a.m., that outage was reduced to 778. The cause is damaged overhead equipment, according to the Nova Scotia Power outage...

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$6M for 2 new safe homes for youth in Lower Sackville
Posted 11 May 2026

$6M for 2 new safe homes for youth in Lower Sackville

A big investment from all three levels of government into two new homes that will provide safe housing for eight youth in Lower Sackville. MLA Braeden Clark says $6 million will go to Chisholm Services for Children. Chisholm has supported more than 2,600 children since it began in 1972. Clark...

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OPOR health system goes live amid rollout concerns
Posted 10 May 2026

OPOR health system goes live amid rollout concerns

Nova Scotia Health (NSH) officials say they’re off to a strong start as they launch their One Person One Record (OPOR) system, however, concerns are mounting that the rollout is moving too quickly. The health information system went live in the Central Zone and some of the Mental Health and...

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‘I don’t want her to die alone’: Family fears grow as Norovirus outbreak closes care home
Posted 9 May 2026

‘I don’t want her to die alone’: Family fears grow as Norovirus outbreak closes care home

Janet Flemming had planned to visit her 92-year-old mom at Ocean View Care Home on Mother’s Day, but instead, she received a call that left her feeling worried and disappointed. “As of Wednesday, they’ve closed Ocean View completely,” says Flemming. She explains that an outbreak of norovirus...

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‘I don’t want her to die alone’: Family fears grow as Norovirus outbreak closes care home
Posted 9 May 2026

‘I don’t want her to die alone’: Family fears grow as Norovirus outbreak closes care home

Janet Flemming had planned to visit her 92-year-old mom at Ocean View Care Home on Mother’s Day, but instead, she received a call that left her feeling worried and disappointed. “As of Wednesday, they’ve closed Ocean View completely,” says Flemming. She explains that an outbreak of norovirus...

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N.S. says long-term care union proposal ‘not feasible’ after talks fail
Posted 8 May 2026

N.S. says long-term care union proposal ‘not feasible’ after talks fail

Nova Scotia’s senior’s minister says the latest deal the union representing long-term care workers presented, was not feasible. The statement by Barb Adams, Friday, comes four weeks after 3,000 CUPE members walked the picket lines and another round of bargaining. Adams says they were optimistic...

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Crash closes section of Portland St. closed in Dartmouth
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Posted 8 May 2026

Crash closes section of Portland St. closed in Dartmouth

A section of Portland Street is closed in Dartmouth after a motorcycle crash. Police say it happened on the Highway 111 overpass. As of 6 p.m., highway 111 is open to traffic but westbound Portland Street on the overpass is not. You can still access the bridges from Highway 111.

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