Author Archives: Evan Taylor

As winter approaches, Nova Scotians are being urged to ready themselves for the inevitable challenges of winter driving. Kim Masland, Minister of Public Works, emphasized the collective responsibility...

The Scotiabank at the intersection of Main and Market streets, is set to close its doors on April 11th. The move will relocate all customer accounts to Bridgewater. A notice posted within the Liverpoo...

It appears the Shelburne Scotiabank branch will be part of cuts across Atlantic Canada as it is one of a handful in the region set to close. A representative with Scotiabank has confirmed with our new...

Nova Scotia, along with provincial and municipal leaders, are expressing concern about the potential temporary redeployment of the ferry currently operating between Digby, N.S., and Saint John. They f...

In response to the pressing need to assist the unhoused population during the harsh winter months, the Department of Community Services has announced the establishment of a new shelter in Bridgewater,...

Premier Tim Houston presented the Nova Scotia Medal of Bravery to four exceptional individuals from our province during a ceremony in Halifax. Talbot Boyer of Dartmouth, Scott Buchanan of Baddeck, Ada...

The Mahone Bay Centre is planning to add a podcasting/recording studio to their ranks in the upcoming year. MBC Executive Chair Dave Stephens says the whole idea was made possible thanks to a donation...

After years of anticipation and advocacy for more senior long term care facilities from multiple organizations, local politicians, and individuals the new Queens Manor facility broke ground on Monday....

After nearly 3.5 years of navigating the courts, Justice Patrick Duncan handed Terry Johnson who pleaded guilty to the manslaughter of Kenneth Savoury earlier this year to seven years of incarceration...

During a recent meeting of the Canadian Premiers hosted in Nova Scotia, provincial Finance Minister Allan MacMaster says the discussion of the carbon tax was once again a hot topic. Reflecting on the ...