National

Missing patient from Guysborough Co. address
News by News
Posted 13 August 2025

Missing patient from Guysborough Co. address

A patient is missing from an address in Guysborough County. Nova Scotia Health says they need help finding Barrett Fraser. He’s been gone since June 9. The 43 year old is described as 5’9, 214 lbs with short brown and grey hair and a brown and grey beard. If you have any information you are...

READ MORE
Pubnico man dies in Digby County crash
News by News
Posted 13 August 2025

Pubnico man dies in Digby County crash

A 31-year-old man from Yarmouth County died in a single-vehicle crash near Digby. It happened Sunday around 8:30 p.m. on Langford Road in Southville. The man from Pubnico was the sole occupant of the vehicle that left the road and struck a power pole. He was pronounced dead at the scene. RCMP...

READ MORE
Celebrating Acadian Day: new ‘Expo culturelle’ to be held in Clare
Posted 13 August 2025

Celebrating Acadian Day: new ‘Expo culturelle’ to be held in Clare

A new way to celebrate Acadian culture in Clare. The first ‘Expo Culturelle’ is being held at Universite Sainte-Anne in Church Point Friday and Saturday. It coincides with National Acadian Day on Friday, and the end of the 70th Festival Acadien de Clare. Area tourism manager Larry Peach says...

READ MORE
Ryan Graves holds hockey camp in hometown of Yarmouth
Posted 13 August 2025

Ryan Graves holds hockey camp in hometown of Yarmouth

A Nova Scotian NHLer is giving back to his community. Yarmouth’s Ryan Graves is a defenceman for the Pittsburgh Penguins. He’s hosting the annual Ryan Graves Hockey School for about 100 kids at Mariners Centre this week. The 30-year-old says it’s a high-level camp close to home. “It is harder to...

READ MORE
ELA brings back its artist-in-residence program
Posted 13 August 2025

ELA brings back its artist-in-residence program

The IISD-Experimental Lakes Area between Kenora and Dryden, has brought back it’s artist-in-residence program this summer. Artist Bea Martin was selected to take part, and is spending the week out at the ELA. She says in addition to drawing and painting, she’ll tag along and see what experiments...

READ MORE
Premier gives update on Nova Scotia wildfires
Posted 13 August 2025

Premier gives update on Nova Scotia wildfires

Premier Tim Houston, along with Scott Tingley, Manager of Forest Protection with DNR, will give an update on the wildfire situation in the province during a news conference at 3 p.m. Nova Scotia is wrestling with three fires right now. The largest is on Susies Lake, near Bayers Lake, and at...

READ MORE
Canada Post and union head back to table Friday
Posted 13 August 2025

Canada Post and union head back to table Friday

Canada Post and the Canadian Union of Postal Workers (CUPW) will head back to the negotiating table, Friday. In a news release, Wednesday, the Crown corporation says it is to hear the union’s response to their best and final offers presented, May 28. “The parties will meet on Friday to resume...

READ MORE
Service Nova Scotia warns of ‘radar ticket’ scam
Posted 13 August 2025

Service Nova Scotia warns of ‘radar ticket’ scam

Service Nova Scotia is warning of a radar ticket scam. They say you should ignore texts that claim to be from Service Nova Scotia asking for you to pay a so-called “radar ticket.” This is an example of a phishing scam, where a fraudster pretends to be a reputable person or organization. Service...

READ MORE
Drinking water available in Halifax as wells dry up
Posted 13 August 2025

Drinking water available in Halifax as wells dry up

Emergency drinking water is now available for free to residents who have wells that have dried up amid extremely dry conditions in HRM. The city says it is in partnership with the province as well as Ground Search and Rescue and Joint Emergency Management Volunteers. You can receiving four...

READ MORE
N.S. water company ‘running ragged’ amid drought
Posted 13 August 2025

N.S. water company ‘running ragged’ amid drought

The owner of a Nova Scotia water company says he and his small crew are completely maxed out with skyrocketing demand amid extremely dry conditions. Jason Bellefontaine tells our newsroom he has owned J & B Water Delivery for over 21 years and this is by far the worst he has ever seen. “We...

READ MORE