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More than 500 tickets issued overnight as Halifax winter parking ban continues
Posted 27 January 2026

More than 500 tickets issued overnight as Halifax winter parking ban continues

Halifax Regional Police issued over 500 parking tickets overnight as the municipality continues enforcing its winter parking ban. Police say 507 tickets were handed out last night for violating the overnight ban, which restricts on‑street parking during snow-clearing operations. Officers also...

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No injuries after snow plow lands on its side in Yarmouth
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Posted 27 January 2026

No injuries after snow plow lands on its side in Yarmouth

Winter conditions can even be tough for snow plows. A plow ended up on its side in a ditch in Yarmouth County late Monday afternoon. RCMP say it was on Highway 1 in Dayton. The driver exited the plow safely and didn’t report any injuries. The snow plow was later towed out.

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Garbage collection and snow removal for Inverness County
Posted 27 January 2026

Garbage collection and snow removal for Inverness County

The Municipality of Inverness County has made some updates to their facilities, garbage collection and snow removal. Closed on Tuesday due to inclement weather are the Port Hood Administration Building, Recreation and Community Wellness Building, Strathlorne Recycling Facility, and Kenloch Waste...

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N.S. AG recommends healthcare reporting improvements
Posted 27 January 2026

N.S. AG recommends healthcare reporting improvements

The province needs to improve how it reports on healthcare. That’s according to Auditor General Kim Adair, who’s made a dozen recommendations on Nova Scotia’s ‘Action for Health’ plan. She looked at 13 key performance indicators, and said most don’t use effective targets to track performance...

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Possible new licensing requirements for Uber drivers
Posted 27 January 2026

Possible new licensing requirements for Uber drivers

Halifax Regional Council is set to begin debating on a proposed bylaw requiring more regulation for drivers working with rideshare companies like Uber. Members will meet on Tuesday to discuss new rules for these services that, if approved, will require drivers to complete the same process as...

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N.S. musician writes song about plow filling in shoveled driveway
Posted 27 January 2026

N.S. musician writes song about plow filling in shoveled driveway

Many of us have been there, especially over the last couple of days. You’ve just finished shoveling the driveway – then the plow goes by. Now, a Nova Scotia musician has written a song about it. Danny MacNeil from Sydney, Cape Breton, has been a singer/songwriter for 20 years and he has penned,...

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Yarmouth woman wanted on province-wide arrest warrant
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Posted 27 January 2026

Yarmouth woman wanted on province-wide arrest warrant

A Yarmouth woman is wanted on a province-wide arrest warrant. Forty-one-year-old Aimee Landry is facing impaired driving charges. She is five-foot-four with reddish brown hair and brown eyes. She is wanted by Queens District RCMP, who have made several attempts to locate her. Anyone with...

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Halifax police warn of scam involving fake CBSA arrest and controlled phone calls
Posted 27 January 2026

Halifax police warn of scam involving fake CBSA arrest and controlled phone calls

Halifax Regional Police are warning residents about a concerning scam after a victim was targeted by someone pretending to be from the Canada Border Services Agency. Police say the incident happened on January 23 around 5:50 p.m., when the victim received a phone call claiming their spouse had...

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Two water lines break in Antigonish
Posted 27 January 2026

Two water lines break in Antigonish

The Town of Antigonish is informing residents and businesses that there are two water line breaks in the James Street area on Tuesday. One is towards Highway 4 (Post Road) and the other one is on Fairview Street. You may be experience low water pressure and discolouration in the area until...

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Second wave of snow causing more cancelations across Nova Scotia
Posted 27 January 2026

Second wave of snow causing more cancelations across Nova Scotia

Another blast of snow rolled into Nova Scotia overnight, prompting widespread cancellations, delayed openings and continued travel challenges. All regional education centres cancelled classes today, along with the Conseil scolaire acadien provincial (CSAP) and several private schools...

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