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Capitol Theatre Lead to retire
Posted 9 September 2025

Capitol Theatre Lead to retire

The Capitol Theatre has seen a lot of growth over the past ten years, and Kim Rayworth has played a role. She has decided it’s time to close the stage curtains and will retire at the end of the 2025/2026 season. “I have been with the Capitol since the year 2000, when I joined the Board of...

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Debert man charged with attempted murder
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Posted 9 September 2025

Debert man charged with attempted murder

A 26-year-old Debert man has been charged with attemped murder. An assault was reported in the community on Sunday afternoon, when RCMP arrived they found a man with life-threatening injuries. The other man fled before police arrived, the victim was taken to hospital. About 11 hours later, RCMP...

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Public meeting in Town of Yarmouth cancelled
Posted 9 September 2025

Public meeting in Town of Yarmouth cancelled

The Town of Yarmouth has cancelled Tuesday night’s public participation meeting. It was scheduled for 6 p.m. at town hall, focused on applications for medical office use on Starrs Road. The town says they apologize for the inconvenience, and will provide a new date for the meeting soon.

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Bureaux leaving NSCC for Halifax Chamber of Commerce
Posted 9 September 2025

Bureaux leaving NSCC for Halifax Chamber of Commerce

NSCC’s president is stepping down. Don Bureaux is taking on a new role as president and CEO of the Halifax Chamber of Commerce in March. His last day at the community college will be February 27. Bureaux was named president in 2011, but has been with NSCC since 2004. The College’s Board of...

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Province responds to power outage at Halifax apartment
Posted 9 September 2025

Province responds to power outage at Halifax apartment

The province has reached out some tenants at The Scotian apartment building in Halifax, where some have not had power for more than two weeks. Some tenants paid rent for Sept. 1, but many are on fixed-term leases. Some are afraid to file a complaint through the Tenancies Program out of fear...

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‘Walk to Bring Light’ for suicide awareness in Barrington
Posted 9 September 2025

‘Walk to Bring Light’ for suicide awareness in Barrington

An event in Barrington will remember those lost to suicide. The ‘Walk to Bring Light’ begins at the Richard Swaine Field Wednesday at 4 p.m. It’s being hosted by the Let Your Light Shine society, in memory of Jevon Link, who lost his battle with depression in 2021. Jevon’s mom Louann Link says...

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Valley assault leaves 2 critically hurt, 1 charged
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Posted 9 September 2025

Valley assault leaves 2 critically hurt, 1 charged

Two people are critically injured after an aggravated assault in the Annapolis Valley. RCMP say it was Saturday around 9 p.m. when officers responded to a report of an assault at a home on Hwy 1. While they were on the way, they learned of another assault nearby involving the same man. The man...

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Dalhousie University board and faculty meeting again Tuesday
Posted 9 September 2025

Dalhousie University board and faculty meeting again Tuesday

Dalhousie’s faculty and the university board will return to the bargaining table again Tuesday. The university locked out members of the Dalhousie Faculty Association on Aug. 20, and the union went on strike two days later. They are fighting to get better wages and working conditions, especially...

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Rents down in August compared to 2024
Posted 9 September 2025

Rents down in August compared to 2024

Rents across the country have dropped for the 11th month in a row. That is according to a new report from Rentals.ca and Urbanation. The average asking price for August is 2.3 per cent lower compared to the same time last year. The largest drop happened in Alberta, and the second largest drop...

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Halifax Water wants to raise each bill more than $80
Posted 9 September 2025

Halifax Water wants to raise each bill more than $80

Halifax Water wants to raise rates by about $84 dollars. The utility says they are a not-for-profit and current rates do not cover their operating costs. They deliver bills every three months, and the first part of the increase would come in January and go up by about $37. The second would...

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