Author Archives: Evan Taylor

The province announced earlier this month one of seven new youth-integrated service (YIS) centres will be coming to Bridgewater, with the South Shore YMCA operating as the lead agency. As the lead age...

Water and wastewater services in Queens County are set for expansion to accommodate new housing developments in the Mount Pleasant area of Liverpool, announced Public Works Minister Kim Masland, MLA f...

Joy Saunders, a beloved member of the Lunenburg community and a dedicated volunteer for the Victorian Order of Nurses (VON) for over 30 years, passed away on April 12, at the remarkable age of 105. Kn...

Kings District RCMP have launched an investigation into a fatal collision that occurred in Cambridge. The incident took place on Thursday night along Riverside Drive and involved a collision between a...

Update: As of 4:32 p.m. power has been restored in Lunenburg and Mahone Bay. Around 2,000 homes are without power around Lunenburg and Mahone Bay as of Friday morning, with Nova Scotia Power estimatin...

Bridgewater Town Council passed the 2024/25 budget, maintaining the tax rates for both residential and commercial properties, as well as the base residential sewer rate. The tax rate remains around th...

The Municipality of the District of Lunenburg is poised to take significant steps toward coastal protection, potentially becoming the first council to do so following the provincial government's decis...

The province of Nova Scotia unveiled plans to open seven new Integrated Youth Services sites which offer comprehensive mental health and addiction support under one roof for people aged 12 to 25. Each...

After years, of deliberation, the development of Blockhouse Hill is moving forward after the council voted in favour of declaring the land surplus, which enables the town to put the land up for sale t...

The Region of Queen presented their 2024/25 draft budget publicly on Tuesday, where it was revealed rates will not be increasing for the upcoming tax year. Residential and commercial rates will remain...