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Officer James Givens has served with the Cincinnati Police Department for over 26 years, but in all that time he's never had an experience that compares to this one. Givens was sitting in his patrol car in a parking lot when he was accosted by one very unexpected visitor who seemed dead set on getting his attention.

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.

When final plans were approved for a new library in Pugwash, some people drew a long breath when they heard the community had to raise a half million dollars for the project. It turns out, a piece of cake.

Friday evening projections for hurricane Fiona suggest the heaviest impact will be east of Six Rivers to the Sea.

“We sold our house at a loss and moved to Cumberland to be safe and now we don’t feel safe.” 

More than one hundred people gathered at the Murray Centre in Springhill yesterday for a public meeting on police servicing in Cumberland County.

After years of successful but individual projects, the Pugwash Farmers’ Market has formalised its relationship with the Pugwash Village Commission.