A temporary outage on the servers for Six Rivers News caused an unexpected problem for Six Rivers Radio yesterday.

The Chief Operating Officer of Nova Scotia Power is crossing the province to personally thank firefighters for their above-and-beyond service during and after Hurricane Fiona.

Cumberland County set-up a contact line to help people without power connect with emergency services provided by the military and the Department of Natural Resources.

A man from River Philip died yesterday when he lost control of his motorcycle on Highway 4 in West Wentworth.

Oxford Town Council pulled double-duty last evening, with back-to-back sessions at Town Hall.

A remote operated vehicle (ROV) took a dip inside the town’s water tanks for a required inspection.

Every community has its share of n’er-do-wells. The latest to rear their ugly side have impacted Oxford, and in particular, its volunteer fire department. 

The Province is sending military and Natural Resources personnel to Cumberland County to help with the Hurricane Fiona clean-up.

Treaties are living documents that set out long-standing promises, mutual obligations, and benefits for the signing parties. 

Nova Scotia launched a new website where residents can apply for financial assistance in the aftermath of hurricane Fiona.