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While there are still months before the holiday season is upon us, Canadians are being encouraged to get a head start on shopping and avoid being disappointed. Riddled with pandemic-related issues, re...

The Province's top doctor spent much of Wednesday's COVID-19 briefing explaining the situation in the province's public schools. Dr. Robert Strang says the province intends to keep students in classro...

All 11,000 direct employees of the provincial government will be required to be fully vaccinated by November 30. “As one of the larger employers in the province, I believe government must lead b...

Nova Scotia is reporting 25 news cases and one death related to COVID-19. The woman who passed away is in her 70s in Central Zone. Most of the new cases are in the Halifax region, two cases in Western...

Canadians will need to be fully vaccinated to travel on a plane or train by the end of the month. There will be a short grace period where an individual can provide a negative COVID test, but by the e...

Premier Tim Houston expressed his condolences Tuesday morning as the province announced former Premier Roger Bacon passed away Monday evening. “Premier Bacon was a tireless and dedicated public ...

Facebook users around the world are having trouble with the platform. A global outage is impacting Instagram and WhatsApp as well. Complaints started surfacing around 1 p.m. (our time). Facebook says ...

The province is expanding its vaccine mandate to include correctional services and day care workers. The updates to the list will include all: - correctional officers, youth workers, staff volunteers,...

Nova Scotia's Serious Incident Response Team or SiRT will become the police oversight body for New Brunswick as well. The two provinces have reached an agreement in principle to allow the independent ...

After a three-year pause, the Nova Scotia to Maine ferry service is coming back. Bay Ferries has announced the CAT will set sail again between Yarmouth and Bar Harbor, Maine in Spring 2022. “As ...