MADD Canada (Mothers Against Drunk Driving) hosts Project Red Ribbon, its 28th annual holiday awareness campaign, from November 1 to January 4. 

Police responded to 286 calls in the last two weeks, 126 of them were traffic related.

Thank you for putting my article regarding Dartmouth Players coming to the Capitol Theatre on your front page.

Cumberland County deserves fair and equal treatment. In the past week, 14 Department of Transportation workers were put off work in Cumberland County. 

Environment Canada has issued weather warnings for much of Nova Scotia, but the Six Rivers region may miss the brunt of it.

The Pugwash Fire Department is launching a community wide 50/50 draw, and it starts today. 

Tax payers in Pugwash may get a break on their part of the new village water system. The construction phase is ahead of schedule and on budget.

A local business couple is resurrecting the old Masonic Lodge in Pugwash. Bonnie Bond and John Caraberis purchased the heritage property and are trying to restore it to its 1911 greatness.

Oxford's Capitol Theatre plays host to the Dartmouth Players this weekend. The Players have more than a stage connection with Oxford.

Bill Casey says Atlantic Canada is unique when it comes to softwood lumber, and should not be penalized by any duty or tariff.

Canada's 150th birthday celebration is playing havoc with traditional summer events in Pugwash, as events planned for larger centres are affecting village plans.

A luxury cruise ship is considering a stop in Pugwash Harbour in June of 2018. News of the proposed visit was released at the Pugwash Village Commission last night.