Author Archives: Evan Taylor

Chill n Grill, the popular eatery located on Victoria Road near Lunenburg's skate park, has announced its closure. The decision, shared via social media, comes as the establishment faces various chall...

The community pantry run by the Bridgewater & Area Lions Club is seeking a new location to operate at, after they were asked to relocate their existing location at Souls Harbour Rescue. For the pa...

In a recent decision by the Parole Board of Canada, Freeman MacNeil, now 55, has been granted full parole. MacNeil was one of three individuals convicted for the murders of three workers at a McDonald...

Nova Scotia is gearing up for enhanced emergency preparedness with the introduction of a new department and volunteer corps. Premier Tim Houston unveiled legislation today, March 28, to establish the ...

Queens General Hospital's Emergency Department in Liverpool will be temporarily closed over Easter weekend for the following periods; From 1:30 p.m. on March 27 to 8 a.m. on March 28 From 5 a.m. on Ma...

Lunenburg's Chief Administrative Officer, Jamie Doyle, has announced his resignation, effective May 10, 2024. Doyle cited personal reasons for his decision, stating that he will be relocating back to ...

The Nova Scotia Teachers Union (NSTU) has criticized government members for excluding the union from an upcoming meeting addressing school violence. The government's decision to invite only the Deputy...

The Canadian government has renewed a series of regulations for 2024 to protect the North Atlantic right whale, focusing on minimizing risks from fishing gear and shipping traffic. The approach mainta...

Souls Harbour Rescue Mission in Bridgewater has been given a $5000 donation from The South Shore Regional Hospital Auxiliary. This funding will be allocated towards the kitchen renovation project, whi...

Despite recent repairs to Lapland Road and Lapland Road Ext. residents are concerned it's just a band-aid solution that will be undone with the first major rainfall of the spring. Earlier this month w...