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The president of Nova Scotia Power has fired back in the face of mounting criticism of the utility’s plan to charge solar users. In a release Saturday, President and CEO Peter Gregg said regular...

There are 92 people being treated for COVID-19 in hospital Sunday, 15 of them are in ICU. There are a further 117 people who arrived at the hospital with COVID-19 but are being treated for other medic...

There are now 87 people being treated for COVID-19 in hospital. No more deaths Saturday, there have been 15 this past week. People in hospital range from one to one-hundred years old. The provinceR...

Ottawa police have begun investigating desecration of public monuments, threats, and damage to a city vehicle. The investigations are related to the Freedom Convoy protest, which is blocking traffic i...

Snow is coming down across the Maritimes. It’s the beginning of a major winter storm, expected to last into early Sunday. A scary rate of snow is falling over Nova Scotia this morning. To be con...

A Not-for-profit society is criticizing Nova Scotia Power’s move to propose a charge for solar homes and businesses. The proposed fee would see solar users paying the power company to take their...

The provincial government is banning blockades along Highway 104 near the Nova Scotia-New Brunswick border. The province can issue fines from $3,000 to $10,000 for individuals and from $20,000 and $10...

A 15th person has died this week from COVID-19. The man was in his 60s in Western Zone. There were 10 new hospital admissions Friday. 88 people are in hospital being treated for the virus, 15 of them ...

The Freedom Convoy protest is nearing its final destination and Conservative Leader Erin O’Toole has announced he’ll meet with some of the truckers involved. Most trucks have already arriv...

The federal government is re-assessing eligibility for individuals that received CERB. Letters have been sent out in the mail from the Canada Revenue that is checking in with past recipients to confir...