Sad and hopeful news for the Town of Oxford this evening. In a downtown core with too many empty spaces and a few boarded-up buildings, another one is coming down.

The imposition of Emergency Measures to fight the coronavirus pandemic is approaching its first anniversary and the end of social restrictions still seems illusive.

Spring weight restrictions on provincial roads will begin rollout tomorrow.

The Member of Parliament for Cumberland-Colchester met with leaders of the Pugwash Legion yesterday to say thanks for the efforts in the community and among veterans.

Nova Scotia’s new premier has wasted no time in putting his stamp on a new ‘green’ initiative.

When asked, where does our food come from, most students are hesitant to reply. Given that some say, “The grocery store,” Nova Scotia farmers want to help people understand the importance of local food production.

Cumberland may become the next municipality to formally recognize the ancestral home of the Mi’kmaq people.

Surprising news from Oxford — the town eliminated the position of Chief Administrative Officer (CAO). The current CAO, Rachel Jones, was released from her contract early today. 

Iain Rankin is now officially the Premier of Nova Scotia. He was sworn in as Nova Scotia's 29th Premier today by Lieutenant-Governor Arthur J. LeBlanc in a ceremony at Halifax's Convention Centre.

Nova Scotia pays Bay Ferries management 1.17 million dollars each year, even when the ferries have not made a run between Yarmouth and Maine in three years.