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.

The last general election in Nova Scotia cost nearly ten million dollars, that’s $13.07 per elector. Elections Nova Scotia’s report on the campaign suggests it was pretty much on par with the previous election.

The new MLA for Cumberland North wants action to correct the ‘artificial speed limits’ in the Wentworth Valley.

About 100 people attended the candidates debate in Pugwash last night for a final evaluation before Tuesday’s provincial election. The "Punch-out in Pugwash" was civil, but not without its feisty moments.

The gloves will be off tonight in Pugwash as the five candidates vying for election in Cumberland North will meet head-on in a public debate.

The election in Cumberland North is now a five way race. Today was the deadline for candidates to register for the May 30th provincial election, and one woman and four men will be on the ballot.

Women and children fleeing domestic violence in Cumberland County will soon have access to a safe place to call home, with the help of federal and provincial government funding for new affordable second-stage housing units. 

The Premier of Nova Scotia came to Pugwash today with a gift, though it was not the gift the community hoped. Stephen McNeil announced his government would pay the cost of a final design study that could pave the way for a new hospital.

Premier Stephen McNeil announced two projects today for the South Shore Regional Hospital in Bridgewater. The move will enhance and modernize the nearly 30-year-old facility.

The MLA for Cumberland North says, "Opioid dependency can have a devastating impact on people's lives, as well as their families and friends." Terry Farrell made the comment today when he announced a $5,225 grant to the Cumberland Opioid Council.

A community pilot project led by the Town of Amherst will explore the environmental and economic benefits of smart grid technology. Cumberland North MLA Terry Farrell announced $12,500 in provincial funding for a feasibility study.

Travellers through the Wentworth Valley may soon get from A to B faster than usual. The MLA for Cumberland North has asked transportation officials to review the artificial speed limits imposed to enhance traffic through the Cobequid Pass.

May Liberals and Tories rejoice. Tolls at the Cobequid Pass should come to an end sooner than expected.