Friday, March 8, 2013

Hurricanes Improve To 2-0 At Provincials

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The BMO Western Hurricanes are now 2-0 at the provincials in Cape Breton. The Hurricanes scored the games first six goals, earning an 8-3...

Consultation Dates Revealed For Crown Land Use

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The Nova Scotia government will hold nine public meetings over the next few weeks for people to share their ideas on the use of Crown lan...

Saturday: Queens Manor Re-Opens To Visitors

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Officials at a group home in Liverpool say they will re-open to visitors this weekend. Queens Manor had been off limits for nearly a mont...

Lunenburg Council Agrees To Install More Stop Signs

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Lunenburg council has unanimously agreed to install more stop signs in the town. Councillor Peter Zwicker says a new three way stop will ...

Search Called Off After Spotted Flare Reports

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An official says a search launched along the South Shore after a flare was reportedly spotted has been called off. The Canadian Press was...

Mooseheads Drop Wild Match In New Brunswick

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A wild "Q" game in northern New Brunswick Wednesday night as the Acadie-Bathurst Titan edged the Halifax Moosheads 8-7 in over...

Residents Concerned Over Automated MLA Phone Calls

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Some local residents are concerned after getting recorded phone calls from MLAs who don't represent them. People reportedly received ...

McIntosh, Drennan Win Medals At CIS Track Championships

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A pair of South Shore athletes have set Nova Scotia senior records with their performances at the CIS Track and Field Championships in Ed...

Hurricanes Open Provincials With Shutout Win

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The BMO Western Hurricanes got goals from five different players on route to a 5-0 win Thursday to open the provincial championships in Cap...
Thursday, March 7, 2013

Police Investigate Damaged Power Equipment In Woods Harbour

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Police say damaged equipment at the Nova Scotia Power station in Woods Harbour caused a significant outage earlier this week. Barrington RC...

MODL Changes Solid Waste Collection By-Law

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The Municipality of Lunenburg has added some much needed teeth to its Solid Waste Collection and Disposal by-law. Council passed a motion t...

Father And Son Fined For Fisheries-Related Offenses

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A hefty penalty has been imposed on a father and son for failing to properly report their halibut catch. In Bridgewater court, Lorraine B...

Stompin’ Tom Connors dies at 77

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For hockey fans around the world, he was known for 'The Hockey Song.' For everyone else, he was Stompin' Tom. The country-fol...

Bantam Hurricanes Start Provincials In Cape Breton

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The BMO Western Hurricanes will try and add a provincial title to their resume this weekend. The major bantam provincials kick-off today in...

More Jobs, Less-Government Lead Economy Discussion

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Roughly 65 people participated in a meeting discussing the province's economic future at the Best Western in Cookville Wednesday night....
Wednesday, March 6, 2013

Athletes Prepare For CIS Track And Field Championships

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Three South Shore athletes are competing this week at the CIS Track and Field Championships in Edmonton, Alberta. Lunenburg's Jesse Dre...

Queens Place General Manager Resigns

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There's a vacancy at the helm of Queens Place-Emera Centre. General manager Neil Raymond has resigned. He's been on the job for onl...

Economy Commission Hosts Meeting In Cookville

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An independent body mandated by the province to discuss the economy is in Cookville this evening. The Nova Scotia Commission on Building Ou...

Court: Jail Time For Man Possessing Illegal Smokes

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It's two months in jail for a West Northfield man after being caught with hundreds of illegal cigarettes. William Oswald Russell was se...

Shelburne County: Police Seize Marihuana Plants From Home

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A 23-year-old man from Shelburne County has been charged with production of marihuana after police allegedly found and dismantled an indoor...