Category Archives: News
Classes cancelled at Acadia University due to faculty strike
Students at Acadia University in Wolfville are not heading to class on Tuesday due to a faculty strike. Classes and labs have been cancelled until further notice. The university will continue to provi...
Skye Bryden-Blom Feb 01, 2022
Olympic Athletes Advised to Use “Burner Phones”
With the Winter Olympics set to begin on February 4 teams are now making their final preparations, which for many athletes will include picking up a new phone. Many countries’ Olympic organizing...
Evan Taylor Feb 01, 2022
COVID-19: 3 deaths, hospitalizations holding steady (Jan 31)
Nova Scotia is reporting three deaths connected to COVID, 10 new hospital admissions and nine discharges. Those who passed away were: — a man in his 70s in Central Zone — a woman in her 70...
News Jan 31, 2022
Trudeau Addresses The Freedom Convoy
The prime minister is denouncing some of the activities that took place in Ottawa over the weekend because of the Freedom Convoy. Justin Trudeau says the desecration of the National War Memorial and t...
Tim Davidson Jan 31, 2022
Chair of Solar NS fundraising legal fees to battle NS Power’s proposed access charge
A GoFundMe campaign has raised over $25,000 for legal representation for Solar NS and its corporate partners in front of the Nova Scotia Utility and Review Board. Chair of Solar NS, Dave Brushett, sta...
Anastasia Payne Jan 31, 2022
Day Three Of Trucker Convoy In Ottawa
Many businesses in downtown Ottawa remain closed today, as truckers and other protesters continue to occupy the capital. Ottawa Police are advising residents to avoid travel into that area again today...
News Jan 31, 2022
Prime Minister Trudeau Tests Positive For COVID-19
Prime Minister Justin Trudeau has confirmed he tested positive for COVID-19. In a tweet issued this morning, Trudeau stated he tested positive for the virus and is feeling fine. He noted he will conti...
Robert Lothian Jan 31, 2022
Dates set for Liberal, NDP leadership votes
Both the Nova Scotia NDP and Liberals have announced their plans to choose new leaders for the province. The NDP says voting will take place to replace Gary Burrill on June 20th after he announced he ...
Skye Bryden-Blom Jan 31, 2022
MHL To Resume Schedule February 3rd, N.S. Games Delayed
The Maritime Junior Hockey League says the league will resume play on February 3rd. An updated schedule was released yesterday after the league announced last month that each team would now play 42 ga...
Kevin Northup Jan 31, 2022
Trucker convoy protest continuing in Ottawa Monday
Horn-honking demonstrators have taken over the nation’s capital in protest of COVID-19 vaccine mandates and other restrictions. Ottawa Police are advising residents to avoid travelling into the ...
Skye Bryden-Blom Jan 31, 2022
