Tag Archives: Nova Scotia
Province Wants Feedback On Cyber-Protection Act
The province wants to hear from residents about its Intimate Images and Cyber-protection Act. An online survey is up, asking for feedback on the act, which passed legislation in 2018. The government i...
Jan 25, 2022
Police search for stolen cremation urn after home robbed
Police are asking for your help in their search for a stolen cremation urn. They say it was taken during a break-in on December 30th at a home in Upper Rawdon. The urn contains the ashes of the homeow...
Jan 25, 2022 (SOURCE: RCMP)
Atlantic Canadian Truckers Join ‘Freedom Convoy’ On Thursday
Truckers from Atlantic Canada will soon join a national “freedom convoy” headed for Ottawa. On Thursday, truckers from the four provinces will meet in Moncton, N.B., before departing for t...
Jan 25, 2022
85 people in hospital because of COVID-19
There are 85 patients in the hospital receiving care because of COVID-19. Eleven are in intensive care. They range in age between 23 to 100 years old. Public Health says there are two other groups of ...
Jan 24, 2022
Private daycares encouraged province going back to the table
The province will go back to the table with private daycare operators. Last week, government gave options to the owners that included operating as non-profit, or risk losing government funding. After ...
Jan 21, 2022
Gas prices up in Halifax
It's going to cost you more to fill up your gas tank in Halifax on Friday. The price of regular self-serve jumped 3.3 cents per litre overnight to $1.443. It will now cost you $1.52 for diesel. That's...
Jan 21, 2022 Fuel Prices. (CREDIT: PIXABAY)
Strang Says No Need For Contact Tracing In Schools
The province’s top doctor says COVID-19 contact tracing is no longer needed in schools. During yesterday’s briefing, Dr. Robert Strang addressed parent-led groups that are keeping track of...
Jan 20, 2022
Principal says Prince Andrew High School excited about name change
Excitement is swirling around a Dartmouth school with the prospect of a new name. That’s according to Prince Andrew High School Principal, Craig Campbell. He tells our newsroom the school is loo...
Jan 20, 2022
More than 500 drivers charged with impaired offences in Halifax
More than 500 drivers were charged in Halifax with impaired-related offences last year. Halifax District RCMP have released their stats for 2021. They say 251 were charged with alcohol-impaired drivin...
Jan 19, 2022 takahiro taguchi / Unsplash
Houston riding high in polls, 57 per cent approval rating
A new poll shows the honeymoon phase for our premier is still going strong. Tim Houston has the highest approval rating out of any leader in our country. He owns a 57 percent approval rating, just ahe...
Jan 18, 2022
