Author Archives: Evan Taylor

Nova Scotia Power has been approved to use $31 million from ratepayer funds to address power disruptions at Michelin's Waterville plant. The upgrade will reduce frequent outages that have been impacti...

The election campaign continues to heat up in Nova Scotia, with each of the three major parties making significant announcements today. The Progressive Conservatives (PCs) promised to eliminate parkin...

The Municipality of Chester's newly elected council will be sworn in tonight at 7 p.m. in council chambers. Following the ceremony, council members will hold an internal vote to determine the municipa...

The campaign trail in Nova Scotia saw each of the major parties address different issues today, with both the Liberals and NDP unveiling significant policy plans, while the PCs focused on their respon...

In the first conviction of its kind in the Maritimes, a Nova Scotia fisherman has been fined $5,000 and ordered to forfeit more than $17,000 worth of fish after illegally fishing in a protected area o...

RCMP in Springhill are investigating after a man in a truck reportedly waved to a child on Pine Street, encouraging them to approach the vehicle. The incident took place around 5 p.m. on November 4, w...

Liberals Unveil Comprehensive Plan to Ease Nova Scotia Traffic Congestion The Nova Scotia Liberals led the campaign trail with a detailed transportation plan focused on reducing congestion, improving ...

Around 2:40 p.m. on Friday, November 1, Yarmouth Town RCMP responded to a report of two sudden deaths at a residence on Placid Court. The individuals involved were known to each other. The investigati...

With Canada Post workers considering a potential strike, Canadians may soon face delays in holiday packages, government cheques, and ballots for American expats participating in the upcoming U.S. elec...

Nova Scotia Election Campaign Update Campaigning continues in Nova Scotia, with each party focusing on distinct issues as the election approaches. Both the Liberals and NDP announced plans for increas...