The most popular Nova Scotia baby name in 2023 was Henry. In fact, there were 35 Henrys born across the province from 5,922 births to December 28th.

The chairs arrived yesterday — well, most of them — the last things needed to finally open the Hope Centre.

We are taking a break from Morning Talk this week to relax and refresh for an aggressive new year in local radio.

It is the season of Advent, a time of waiting with expectant anticipation.

The catholic church in Springhill — St. John the Baptist — is for sale and has asked Cumberland Council to rescind its heritage designation.

Two area hospitals have lost telephone communication this evening.

Score one for the vandals, the Pugwash transfer station is closed until further notice.

I have attended many sod-turning ceremonies over the years, but this was one like nothing I have ever seen.

Health officials will host a second public gathering in Springhill tomorrow. This follows the meeting yesterday at the Murray Community Centre to address concerns about drug abuse dangers facing the community.

The Municipality of Cumberland is growing increasingly frustrated with continued vandalism at its transfer stations.

Whenever tax money is being spent, Oxford town councillors take care to ensure the public that their spending decisions are prudent. 

Have you ever heard of the long arm of the law? Apparently it is long enough to stretch from Oxford to Charlottetown.

It was an evening of double duty for Oxford Town Council, as the impending holiday break required the town’s representatives to hold both a Committee-of-the-Whole (COW) meeting, and the regular monthly meeting.

A pilot project this winter will allow snowmobilers to access trails and services via snow-covered road shoulders and roadways.