Are you sure you're okay to drive the morning after a holiday party? Just because you've had a nap or a few hours’ sleep it does not mean you're sober enough to get behind the wheel. 

The Canadian Radio, Television and Telecommunications Commission (CRTC) entered new territory today as they declared internet access to be an essential service for Canadians.

The day before Christmas is full of expectation, and churches everywhere tend to hold special Christmas Eve services. But, one Pugwash church offers a service the day before that to avoid conflict with their sister churches.

The Member of Parliament for Cumberland Colchester came to Pugwash today, and he brought some special gifts from the federal government with him.

The Wentworth Recreation Centre is looking for a manager. The facility, operated by the Wentworth Firemen's Recreation Association (WFRA), is suffering growing pains. 

Friends of the Pugwash Estuary have published a book on the river they hold so dear. A History of the Pugwash Estuary will be launched at the Northumberland Curling Club in Pugwash, tomorrow at 4 pm.

The call for nominations for Canada’s Volunteer Awards is now open as part of the country's 150th celebration.

Government is making it easier for town halls, community buildings, fire halls and other public buildings to save money and reduce emissions by installing solar panels.

The Mayor of Oxford will meet next week with her counterpart from Amherst, and the Warden of Cumberland County Council.

Brenton Colborne was sworn in tonight as an official town councillor in Oxford.

The 2017 edition of the Canada Summer Jobs program is now accepting applications for employers looking for funding to hire a summer student.