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Copper wire thefts leaving rural N.S. residents without phone, internet service
Many residents in the rural Nova Scotia communities of Joggins and Lower Cove spent the past weekend without landline and internet services after copper lines belonging to Bell Canada were cut and stolen.
'It's nauseating': Residents in Kentville, New Minas raising stink about sewage plant odour
Residents in New Minas and Kentville are looking to the municipality for permanent solutions to a persistent odour from the regional sewage treatment plant.
How an Annapolis Valley man is working to ensure civic signs are visible on every property
Adrian Johnstone is on a one-man mission to make sure property owners know the importance of having a civic sign that is properly displayed.
Beloved sushi chef remembered for bringing a taste of Tokyo to Halifax
A legend in the Halifax food scene died last week. Shigeru Fukuyama, fondly known as Chef Shige, owned and operated Sushi Shige with his wife and business partner, Aya Otara, since 2002.
Stepdad of missing N.S. kids says he hopes 'something positive' will come from renewed search
The stepdad of two kids missing in rural Pictou County, N.S., says he hopes the ground search and rescue operation that resumed Saturday will bring Lilly and Jack Sullivan back home.
Some N.S. parents have trouble accessing literacy tutors for their children
Demand for literacy tutors is on the rise in Nova Scotia, but several factors are making it difficult for some parents to get their children the assistance they need.
Nova Scotia added 187 doctors to health-care system last year
Nova Scotia welcomed 187 new doctors to the health-care system last year, which is almost twice the net gain from the year before.
'We feel violated': Pictou residents frustrated by thefts targeting historic plaques
Plaques on historic landmarks have gone missing in addition to two church bells that were eventually recovered.
Advance voting turnout in P.E.I. was 40,015, matching national bump in ballots
A whopping 7.3 million Canadians stood in line to cast federal ballots over the long weekend, according to Elections Canada, marking a rise of 25 per cent from the 2021 general election.
Acadia researchers find N.S. coyotes have elevated mercury levels
A new study by Acadia University researchers to examine mercury concentration in the province's terrestrial wildlife has revealed elevated levels in Nova Scotia coyotes.