by Tara ClowBudget presentations are getting underway in the tri-communities. In Dieppe, the public is invited to attend in Council Chambers on Acadia Avenue. They will also be livestreamed Monday, October 20, 2025, at 5:30 p.m. – Budget presentations from external commissions and capital project...
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by Caitlin SnowThe leading charity for family care in Canada has set out to double the number of families served by 2030. For more than 40 years the Ronald McDonald House has been a place to stay, providing services and comfort for those who may have a child in hospital, running off donations, alone. Interim...
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Number 16, forever. Yarmouth baseball legend Keith Bridgeo had his number honoured on the backstop at Gateway Park. The late Bridgeo was a Team Nova Scotia player, as well as a coach and umpire in all levels of the game. At the ceremony, host Frank Grant talked about his legacy. “The tales of...
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by Alex AllanCommuters in Uptown Saint John will see familiar bus stops back in service starting Monday. Saint John Transit says stops at Kings Square North, King Street, and the bottom of King Street near City Hall have reopened. A new stop has also been added on Kings Square South in front of the Admiral...
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by Bryan TaitMaintenance on the Gondola Point Arterial will cause some delays for drivers today. The Town of Quispamsis has advised drivers that work will be happening at the traffic circle at the intersection of the Arterial, Alma Lane and Squire Drive. The work is expected to be happening from 9 a.m. to 3...
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by Jacob MooreThe Cape Breton Exhibition Grounds is getting $3.2 million dollars in upgrades. It will improve the roof, electrical systems, washroom, kitchen areas, fencing, foundations, drainage and more. The changes will also let the facility host larger events and all year round. “The contributions of all...
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by Jacob MooreThe Canadian Federation of Independent Business (CFIB) is calling for more supports to small businesses. MLAs will return to the legislature this week for the fall session at the legislature. The CFIB wants them to focus on economic challenges, according to a news release. They say small...
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by NewsOne person was arrested after an inspection at an Annapolis County fish plant. It was at a commercial plant in Delaps Cove last Thursday. Department of Fisheries officers sized 112 crates of lobsters and released over 8,000 lobsters back to the ocean. The arrest was for the illegal purchase of...
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by Jacob MooreA massive outage for some major apps and internet services this morning. Amazon’s Web Services went down in the early hours of Oct. 20, taking out apps like Snapchat and Disney Plus and video games like Fortnite and Roblox. The platform hosts servers and offers cloud storage and databases. As of...
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by Tara ClowA road closure to take note of in Dieppe. Guylaine Street, between Dieppe Boulevard and Camille Street, is closed to traffic on Monday, October 20 and Tuesday, October 21. This is for the installation of new water and sewer lines. Crews and detour signs will help direct traffic.
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