Six Rivers Radio will offer another Sunday message at 10:30. As many churches remain in the dark, closed to gatherings because of the State of Health Emergency, Pastor Bill offers to fill some of the void. 

This week's message is called Hate vs Hate.

Call it a message of hope from the dark, live on the radio. Click HERE to listen.

The Nova Scotia government has introduced a support package for farmers adversely affected by issues surrounding the coronavirus pandemic.

It’s Nova Scotia Sportfishing Weekend, an annual event to encourage people to experience the peace and joy of fishing.

Northwood, the long-term care home in Halifax, accounts for most of the current active cases of COVID-19 in Nova Scotia.

Nova Scotia's licensed child care centres and family daycare homes will reopen June 15. Premier Stephen McNeil made the announcement during a press conference this afternoon, broadcast live on Six Rivers Radio.

The QEII microbiology lab conducted 532 COVID tests yesterday and not a single new case was found. It is further evidence that we are at the end of the first wave of the coronavirus pandemic in Nova Scotia.

The Member of Parliament for Cumberland-Colchester has joined a growing chorus of voices calling for a federal inquiry into the mass shootings that began in Portapique.

Despite more than a thousand tests yesterday, the microbiology lab at the QEII had no new cases of COVID-19 to report. It marks the first day without a positive test since March 14th when the pandemic made its presence felt in Nova Scotia.

Nova Scotia is ready to take steps to put the coronavirus in the rear view mirror. Premier Stephen McNeil and Dr. Robert Strang, Nova Scotia's chief medical officer of health, will provide an update on further steps to reopen Nova Scotia's economy in a press conference today at 3 pm.

The Nova Scotia Health Authority has begun the process of reintroducing a number of services and patient procedures that were halted due to the province’s response to the coronavirus pandemic.