Nova Scotia’s education minister says she may have to step in to determine how some school boards will make up lost classroom time because of winter storm days. Karen Casey says it’s up to school boards to figure out how the lost time will be made up... read more
The Nova Scotia Liquor Corporation released its third quarter results for Sept. 29 to Dec. 28, 2014. Compared with last year, net income was $62 million, up $200,000 or 0.4 per cent. Total sales were $155 million, down $1.1 million or 0.7 per cent, while total volume... read more
There is forward movement on support for a satellite dialysis clinic in the Barrington area. More than 90 residents of Barrington, Cape Sable Island, and Woods Harbour areas turned out to a meeting of Barrington municipal council this week to show the need for a... read more
Nova Scotia’s auditor general says future government programs and services are at risk because of the province’s $15 billion in net debt. Michael Pickup released a report today saying the province’s per capita net debt has seen its largest annual... read more
Local municipal units have chosen their representative volunteers for 2015. Town of Yarmouth 2015 Provincial Volunteer Representative. Cecil Hamm-Roy Cecil first volunteered when he gave his service to his Country in the Korean War. He is so pleased that he has served... read more
Slippery conditions likely the cause of a motor-vehicle collision this morning in downtown Yarmouth. A car slid into the back of a truck on Main Street. The woman who was driving the car walked into the EHS ambulance to be checked by paramedics. The pavement is slick... read more
