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Warden Abraham Zebian, representing West Hants, does the honours cutting a ribbon to reveal a monument marking Sainte-Famille Cemetery in Falmouth.

Sainte-Famille Cemetery gains official recognition as heritage site

The newly constructed RCMP Kings District office and New Minas detachment building will open its doors to the public April 1. - Kings District RCMP

RCMP to host open house for new HQ in New Minas

Gillian Bergsma is the new recreation director for the Village of Canning.
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Canning welcomes new rec director

A school bus and 18-wheeler were damaged in Wilmot when the truck collided with the back of the bus, causing fender damage and a broken window.
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Annapolis RCMP advising safety in school zones and around buses after ...

Leon's in Coldbrook, pictured shortly after its closure in January, will reopen on Sept. 21.

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Coldbrook Leon's to reopen this weekend

Five members of Team Nova Scotia were at the event, including Justin Noakes, one of the club’s first athletes. His mother, Dawn, founded the club alongside current president Stephen Raftery.

Annapolis Valley Speed Skating Club to host two open houses

Valley Wildcats defenceman Sounthon Thammachack changed jerseys to play with Jamaica's Reggae Boys in the Amerigol LATAM Cup Tournament in Florida. The Reggae Boys went on to win the tournament, with victories over Columbia, Argentina, Mexico and Brazil.

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Valley defenceman contributes to Jamaican victory in international ...

The blustery winds post-tropical storm Dorian brought to Kings County toppled a tree down onto the roof of Lisa Hunt’s home in Coldbrook.
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Coldbrook resident recounts frightful encounter when Dorian toppled a ...

Laura Churchill Duke is expecting her first novel, Two Crows Sorrow: Love And Death On The North Mountain, to be released in October. CONTRIBUTED

Kentville author's first book inspired by historic murder on the North ...

Conservative Leader Andrew Scheer greets supporters attending a rally at Market Square in Annapolis Royal on Friday, Sept. 20, 2019.

PHOTOS: Conservative Leader Andrew Scheer makes campaign stop in ...

Business

Alex Balsom in front of the in progress build of the new Wave Hotel.

Wave Hotel being rebuilt in Clarenville, NL

Published 19 hours ago

Roof Hound Brewing Co. co-owners Ben Boysen and Les Barr sit inside the soon-to-be open Kingston location at 573 Main Street.

Roof Hound Brewing opening new location in Kingston

Updated Sep 13, 2019 at 9:06 a.m.

Jean LeBlanc is closing Chez Jean Dairy Twirl on Sept. 18, the first time the business has been closed in 11,111 days, or 30 years, five months and one day.

Belliveau Cove business open for 11,111 consecutive days planning a one-day closure on Sept. 18

Updated Sep 16, 2019 at 10:16 a.m.

Construction continues on a Long Lake Village condo building this week in Halifax. Residential construction in Nova Scotia is seeing fewer injuries, according to WCB Nova Scotia. - Ryan Taplin

Workplace accidents trending downwards in Nova Scotia

Updated Sep 06, 2019 at 11:49 a.m.

Local Business

Leon's in Coldbrook, pictured shortly after its closure in January, will reopen on Sept. 21.

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Coldbrook Leon's to reopen this weekend

Updated Sep 18, 2019 at 10:47 a.m.

Alex Dyas takes water from the Annapolis Basin and extracts the sea salt, creating a flavourful addition to the Annapolis Royal Farmers and Traders Market each Saturday morning. Dyas grew up on the Annapolis Basin and hopes his Salt & Light Sea Salt Co. based in Karsdale will be the thing to allow him to move home from Montreal.

A dream with flavour - Annapolis County ex-pat creates sea salt business so he can return home to the place he loves

Updated Jul 16, 2019 at 8:51 a.m.

Leslie and Paulette Wade opened Winemakers Tavern at the end of May. It was a labour of love that compliment’s their other business on the other side of the Annapolis River in Lawrencetown – Beavercreek Winery.

All about the food - Lawrencetown’s Winemakers Tavern a labour of love for Paulette and Leslie Wade

Updated Jul 10, 2019 at 9:18 a.m.

Conrad Mullins, owner and operator of Retrouve in Windsor, stands beside a Sky Jump pinball machine from 1974 ‚ one of the fun gadgets from yesteryear that he has for sale.

Up-cycling the norm at Windsor’s newest business

Updated Jul 09, 2019 at 11:13 a.m.

Regional Business

AtlanTick founder and CEO Lisa Ali Learning has won the 2019 RBC Canadian Women Entrepreneur Awards’ Ones to Watch Award. - Contributed

Mahone Bay tick spray inventor earns national award

Updated a day ago

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Conservative Leader Andrew Scheer greets supporters attending a rally at Market Square in Annapolis Royal on Friday, Sept. 20, 2019.

PHOTOS: Conservative Leader Andrew Scheer makes campaign stop in Annapolis Royal, Nova Scotia

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Acquittal entered for Frenchvale man on prostitution charge

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Sydney Mines man charged with weapon and driving offences

Skiing, skating, snowshoeing and ice hockey are just a few of the winter sports that can get the heart pumping and muscles working outside. (123RF)

Eagles launch Mini Screechers kids fan club

Charlottetown is considering installing beach volleyball courts in the city.

Volleyball Level 1 officials clinic scheduled for Saturday

Skiing, skating, snowshoeing and ice hockey are just a few of the winter sports that can get the heart pumping and muscles working outside. (123RF)

Sokolov returns to Eagles after originally being ruled out for weekend

Nearly all corn crops in Cape Breton were damaged by Dorian, says Chris van den Heuvel, a Port Hood dairy farmer and past president of the Nova Scotia Federation of Agriculture.

Cape Breton farmers still assessing impacts of Dorian

Dr. Christy Simpson speaks about health ethics when practising in a rural setting during the annual Cape Breton Cancer Symposium health in Sydney Friday. It was the 19th symposium held and its focus was on advances that have occurred in cancer care

Cape Breton cancer symposium speaker talks ethics in a rural setting

1919 Halifax reserve revocation may be righted in $49 million deal

Alex Balsom in front of the in progress build of the new Wave Hotel.

Wave Hotel being rebuilt in Clarenville, NL

Peter Spicer works to clear felled trees knocked down by hurricane Dorian earlier this month on his 650-hectare at Spencer’s Island.

Dorian causes damage to woodlot operations, trail systems in Cumberland County

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