Author Archives: Evan Taylor

The Nova Scotia Progressive Conservatives are busy nominating candidates in provincial ridingsc prompting questions about when the next provincial election will be. The Houston government passed legis...

A 17-year-old youth is facing over a dozen charges after going on a spree of stealing vehicles. On June 7, Annapolis District RCMP received information that the 17-year-old youth was driving a GMC Sie...

The three abandoned vessels being removed from the LaHave River will be dismantled on-site to reduce the risk of environmental contamination. The Coast Guard will be on-site for six months monitoring ...

Nova Scotia has launched a new $6.5 million fund aimed at helping fishermen and aquaculture operators adopt more green technology. The Fisheries and Aquaculture Energy Efficiency Innovation Fund will ...

A minke whale owes thanks to a group of people who found it beached along the Shubenacadie River on Sunday. "My understanding is that a group of tidal bore rafters found the whale and helped keep it c...

Correction: An earlier version of this story indicated the vessels would be towed out of the LaHave Rive, the vessels will instead be dismantled and removed on-site so as to reduce the risk of environ...

Eighty-five golfers played in the RCAF 100th Anniversary Golf Tournament hosted at Osprey Ridge Golf Course just outside of Bridgewater on Friday. It was one of many events taking place around the cou...

Halifax Regional Police are asking the public for help identifying a suspect from a shooting that took place Monday morning in Dartmouth Police were alerted to the shooting on Colford Avenue shortly b...

Both the emergency departments at Queens General Hospital and Fishermens Memorial Hospital have closures this weekend. They both closed early on Friday afternoon. Fishermens Memorial ER will remain cl...

A woman from Berwick is facing impaired driving charges stemming from a fatal collision that took place on the Ridge Road near Wolfville. The two-vehicle collision occurred around 2:30 p.m. on June 5,...