Author Archives: Evan Taylor

Nova Scotia Power is considering new electricity rate plans, aiming to provide customers with flexibility and potential savings. These plans, which are currently being trialed and require customers to...

Residents from Halifax to Cape Breton found themselves in the midst of recovery on Monday following a historic multi-day storm. In Cape Breton, one of the hardest-hit areas, residents were advised to ...

The South Shore Lumberjacks have been fined $3,000 after the team decided on Friday not to travel for their scheduled game the due to weather concerns. The statement from the Nova Scotia Juniour Hocke...

Lunenburg District RCMP is actively investigating a series of sexual offences that occurred at Pentz Elementary School, involving a former male employee and a child victim. The incidents were reported...

Shubenacadie Sam and Lucy the Lobster gave differing outlooks for spring's arrival early Friday morning. At the Shubenacadie Wildlife Park, the most renowned groundhog in Nova Scotia rejected the noti...

Most of Nova Scotia will be getting snowfall for the duration of the weekend, with some areas calling for up to 75 centimeters by Monday. Environment Canada Meteorologist Bob Robichaud says two low-pr...

Residents of Bridgewater will get their chance to have a say on a proposed three-phase 450-unit development on Glen Allen Drive at the February 12 town council meeting. The project includes seven mult...

Starting Thursday, February 1, the South Shore will host both the Nova Scotia Mixed Curling Championships and the U15 Provincial Championships. The Mixed Championships will be taking place out of the ...

Nova Scotia's NDP are raising some concerns over the government's plans to absorb $117 million of Nova Scotia Power fuel costs to spare ratepayers from a large increase. "It seems necessary that the g...

Following a large seizure of illegal tobacco in Nova Scotia, The National Coalition Against Contraband Tobacco (NCACT) is speaking about the associated harms with the growing illicit industry. NCACT's...