Changes to what you can take to a transfer station are coming in July and closing the facilities is a looming option.

The Patient Access to Care Act, introduced today in the Legislature, is intended to reduce administrative burdens on healthcare providers, giving them more time to see patients.

Oxford Town Council welcomed its newest member last night at its regular monthly meeting. Olivia Canning was acclaimed to the vacant seat, after Paul MacDonald withdrew his candidacy. 

The federal Conservatives want to create a “Blue Seal”national standard for professionals.

RCMP are investigating a serious off-road accident that required a Pugwash woman be air-lifted to hospital in Halifax.

A twenty-eight year old Amherst man faces multiple charges following an investigation into a break-in at a shed in the Copp Avenue area.

The Springhill Coal Miners gave their home fans a real taste of playoff hockey in the Beausejour Senior League last night, and more than their money’s worth too.

The Nova Scotia government is once again investing in the province’s volunteer services — fire departments and ground search and rescue organizations.

The Municipality of Cumberland will conduct water quality tests in Springhill.

The Village of Pugwash continues to struggle with projects, especially the highly visible.