The Minister of Health and/or the Premier may soon be headed to Pugwash to make an announcement.

When is a broken promise a lie? Answer — when the promise is made with no real intention of fulfillment.

His self-imposed deadline has come and passed, leaving Stephen McNeil with certain egg on his face.

As 2018 draws to a close, it is a chance to reflect on how lucky we are to live in Nova Scotia. We enjoy our freedom, opportunity and strength of community.

Following the sudden announcement this week that the Liberal government will close hospitals in New Waterford and North Sydney, the NDP Caucus is calling on Premier McNeil and the Nova Scotia Health Authority to release the names of any other hospitals currently under review.

The Liberal candidate in the Cumberland South by-election says there is a sense of excitement approaching the halfway point of the campaign.

The starting gun sounded today to mark the start of the by-election in Cumberland South. No sooner had the Premier made the race official, but the big gun himself showed up in Springhill to lend support to Scott Lockhart, the official candidate.

Health officials were in Pugwash tonight to talk about health care concerns, but the temperature in the room went up when the discussion turned to the promised new hospital.

Each year, a group of individuals is recognized for their outstanding contributions to the province by receiving the Order of Nova Scotia. Past recipients have come from all walks of life, from all corners of the province, and nominations are now being accepted for this year's ceremony.

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

A vibrant and growing economy is a critical part of a strong province. It's the foundation for safe and connected communities, our health and well-being, and educating and training our youth for the future.

The province awarded a contract today for the design of a new health care facility in Pugwash. Architecture49 is expected to produce preliminary designs by spring.

Every year on the eleventh hour of the eleventh day of the eleventh month, Nova Scotians and other Canadians gather in Remembrance to observe a moment of silence and mark the sacrifice of the country’s military, especially those who served in the two great wars.

Nova Scotia is increasing its support for the 2018 Special Olympics Canada Summer Games in Antigonish. Premier Stephen McNeil announced an additional $500,000 to help the games, along with training and development of future athletes.