A crowd of more than one-hundred people attended today's Truth and Reconciliation event at Oxford's Wild Blueberry Corner.

Today is Truth and Reconciliation Day, the first of a new national holiday to be recognized every September 30th.

Phase 5 of Nova Scotia’s re-opening plan is going ahead on Monday, but not as many hoped.

Workers in key Nova Scotia sectors, like health and education will soon need to be fully vaccinated to keep their jobs.

Residents of Parrsboro will be able to pick up a self-swab COVID-19 test kit in their community, starting Friday.

The MLA for Cumberland South says the Department of Environment has found the source of a mysterious substance that appeared to have polluted the River Philip a few weeks ago.

With another death and thirty-two new COVID cases, the prospect of re-opening of Nova Scotia’s economy is not likely anytime soon.

COVID has claimed another life in Nova Scotia, an 80 year-old man in the Central Zone.

Nova Scotia’s new government is picking up where the old regime left off—handing out money. The only difference is these are not election promises.

Kwe. Teluisi (hello, my name is) Premier Tim Houston.

The day has finally come — the worship launch of Hope Centre. Nearly six years in the making, Hope Centre is not just a building in Pugwash, Nova Scotia, it is a concept breaking new ground in mission and community.

A continued and rapid rise in COVID numbers is threatening the provincial re-opening plan.

The Nova Scotia House of Assembly elected a speaker today, paving the way for the opening of the Legislature in mid October.

Concern is rising about police service in Pugwash. Cumberland Council recently voiced its concern when they refused to accept a plan to reduce the police force and close the Pugwash detachment of the RCMP.