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Pallet shelters  are being set up outside Beacon House in Lower Sackville Tuesday February's 6, 2024. 

TIM KROCHAK PHOTO

Still no space alloted for Pallet shelters in Truro, N.S.

Brendyn Creamer |Updated 8 hours ago |2 min read Premium content

No parcel of land has been designated for the Pallet shelters the province announced for Truro in October 2023. The shelters—miniature homes that can provide a private space for unhoused people—had been announced for Truro alongside other areas ...

The Bass River Lighthouse surrounded by fog. The wooden, pepper-shaker-style tower was built in 1907. It is no longer operational and is privately owned.

RCMP: Sudden deaths in Bass River, N.S., ruled not suspicious

SaltWire Network |Updated a day ago |1 min read Premium content

A Nova Scotia Medical Examiner Service investigation into the sudden deaths of two individuals found in Bass River has ruled the deaths are not suspicious, and the Nova Scotia RCMP have concluded their investigation. RCMP and the Nova Scotia Medical ...

The Cookville wastewater treatment facility.

UPDATED: Lunenburg, Cookeville wastewater and sidewalk projects receive more than $12M in funding

Atlantic Briefs Desk |Updated a day ago |2 min read Premium content

Lunenburg and Cookeville are receiving more than $12 million in joint funding for sidewalk and wastewater treatment facility upgrade projects. The funding will go towards a sidewalk renewal project for Green Street in Lunenburg, an expansion for the ...

Kings Volunteer Resource Centre board chairperson Angela Patterson, treasurer Bruce MacArthur, and education and programming committee member Brenda Wallace Allen are preparing for the organization’s sixth annual volunteer leadership symposium. KIRK STARRATT

Kings, N.S., volunteer symposium to focus on leadership, recruitment ‘crisis’

Kirk Starratt |Updated a day ago |5 min read Premium content

A Kings County resource centre working to link volunteers with organizations is hosting a symposium that will focus on recruitment in a time of crisis and other pertinent topics. The Kings Volunteer Resource Centre (KVRC) presents its sixth annual ...

Allison Bodnar, CEO, Pharmacy Association of Nova Scotia, gives her remarks during the announcement of the Community Pharmacy Primary Care Clinic program expansion at the Medicine Shoppe Parmacy in Dartmouth Wednesday April 26, 2023.

TIM KROCHAK PHOTO

N.S. pharmacists dealing with increased harassment, association says

Nicole Munro · Multimedia Journalist |Updated a day ago |3 min read Premium content

The Pharmacy Association of Nova Scotia (PANS) says its pharmacists and pharmacy assistants are dealing with increased harassment. Allison Bodnar said pharmacist professionals are being harassed – verbally and physically – by patients and members of ...

The Kentville Justice Centre on Cornwallis Street.

Kings and West Hants court report: April 30, 2024

SaltWire Network |Updated a day ago |5 min read Premium content

Jail time for drug trafficking Kathryn Mary Kaiser, 46, of New Minas, has been sentenced to jail time for unlawfully possessing cocaine for the purpose of trafficking. Kaiser pleaded guilty to the charge on Dec. 7, 2023. The matter was adjourned to ...

Valdo Pauyo is accused of killing Mi’kmaw man Douglas Bert Knockwood in July 2021,The RCMP say their search for Pauyo is still active. CONTRIBUTED

Millbrook, N.S., murder suspect Valdo Pauyo arrested in Montreal

SaltWire Network |Updated a day ago |2 min read Premium content

Valdo (C.J.) Pauyo, who was wanted on a Canada-wide warrant for the murder of Douglas (Bert) Knockwood, was arrested in Montréal on Friday, April 26. Pauyo, 29, fled Nova Scotia immediately after the July 2021 homicide of 42-year-old Knockwood of ...

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Sale agreement for Herald, SaltWire could come by end of June

Aaron Beswick · Reporter |Updated a day ago |3 min read Premium content

A Nova Scotia Supreme Court judge heard Tuesday morning that there could be plan to sell the Halifax Herald Ltd. and SaltWire Network Inc. by the end of June. “There’s a decent level of interest,” Bobby Kofman, managing director of court-appointed ...

Almost $4.4 million in provincial funding was announced April 29 in Coldbrook for wastewater, water, and sidewalk projects in eastern Kings County. Taking part in the announcement, from left, are Kings County Mayor Peter Muttart, Kings North MLA and Municipal Affairs and Housing Minister John Lohr, Canning Village Commissioner Andy Vermeulen, and Wolfville Mayor Wendy Donovan. KIRK STARRATT

Provincial funding for municipal infrastructure projects supports growth in Kings County, N.S

Kirk Starratt |Updated a day ago |6 min read Premium content

The provincial government is partnering with municipalities in Kings County to provide upgrades to wastewater, water, and sidewalk infrastructure. Projects include upgrades to the regional wastewater system in the County of Kings, Town of Kentville, ...

The Municipality of Chester is receiving $1 million in funding from Nova Scotia to demolish and replace the Gold River Bridge. - Photo by Mykola Swarnyk / Wiki Commons

Nova Scotia provides $2.3 million for bridge replacement work in St. Margaret's Bay, Municipality of Chester

Atlantic Briefs Desk |Updated a day ago |2 min read Premium content

Two construction projects aim to replace bridges in the St. Margarets Bay-Chester area are receiving a combined $2.3 million from Nova Scotia. St. Margaret's Bay Area Rails to Trails Association is getting more than $1.3 million to swap out the ...

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