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A military base is the latest to suffer attacks in Ukraine. Located near the Polish border, Yavoriv, Russian missiles and shelling hit the base over the weekend. The base is the location of the Intern...

Pandemic recovery and finding more qualified workers are policy priorities for rebuilding the economy. This according to the Atlantic Chamber of Commerce. Brandon Ellis, Senior Manager of Policy for t...

With restrictions evaporating next week, people in our province are spilt on mask wearing. A new poll from Narrative Research shows, while 73 per cent support easing restrictions on the whole, only 48...

A fisherman missing off the east coast of the province has been found. JRCC Halifax made the announcement Saturday afternoon, shortly after reporting the search for the fisherman was underway. A searc...

One of the province’s most prominent politicians will not throw his hat in for the Conservative Party leadership. Former Central Nova MP Peter MacKay led the federal Progressive Conservatives an...

Welcome back to Daylight Saving Time (DST). It’s the time of year where you adjust the various clocks in your home to reflect the new time. Or, you are one of those that never needs to adjust yo...

Nearly 8000 homes and businesses were without power Sunday morning. An overnight storm brought heavy wind and rain. The eastern shore of Cape Breton is the hardest hit, with most of the outages along ...

Your clock will jump ahead this weekend. The second Sunday of March always marks our switch to Daylight Saving Time. The change officially kicks in at 2 a.m. when our clocks spring ahead one hour. It ...

Some much-needed relief at the pumps. The Nova Scotia Utility and Review Board once again used its interrupter Saturday morning to change the price of fuel. Gas is down 9.8 cents a litre and diesel dr...

The provincial Tories are showing some cautious optimism after the first weeks of the Mass Casualty Commission. The first block of public proceeding ran from Feb. 22 to Mar. 9. Premier Tim Houston was...