Liberals in Cumberland South seem to be preparing for a by-election following the departure of the deposed Progressive Conservative leader, Jaimie Baillie.

A public meeting has been called in Wentworth to discuss how possible industrial development might impact the area’s eco-tourism potential.

Number 59 proved to be a winner in tonight’s 50/50 draw at the Pugwash Fire Department (PFD). The lucky winner takes home $332.

Cannabis will be sold at only nine Nova Scotia Liquor Corporation (NSLC) stores across Nova Scotia. Attorney General and Minister of Justice Mark Furey announced the locations today.

Nova Scotia Power (NSP) is now accepting applications for its 2018 scholarship program, which is offered annually to students seeking higher education in a variety of educational programs across the province.

Emergency service at the Pugwash hospital is suspended once again. Described as “temporary”, by the Nova Scotia Health Authority, this marks the fourth week in a row with the local ER shutdown.

The volunteer fire department in Shinimicas is getting a new-to-them rescue vehicle.  

Gregor Wilson, director of Ski Wentworth, visited Cumberland County Council tonight and outlined community plans for developing the Wentworth Valley’s four-seasons tourism potential.

Kevin Wells is the winner of this week’s 50/50 Toonie Draw from the Pugwash Fire Department.

The MLA for Cumberland South abruptly resigned his seat today amid a cloud of speculation over a complaint about inappropriate behaviour at the Nova Scotia Progressive Conservative office.

With the Bay of Fundy in our reach, Nova Scotia is inviting developers to prove their ideas for innovative new devices in the tidal energy industry.

An internationally recognized expert says the province's education system is not working the way it should for students, parents, teachers, and principals.

All public school students across Nova Scotia will soon be able to start each day with a healthy breakfast at school. 

Service Nova Scotia says Nova Scotians should be on the look-out for unlicensed door-to-door sales of home alarm systems.