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Northern Pulp, Part 1: Successive governments signed away Nova Scotia ...
New Glasgow man pulls fake gun during arrest on child porn charges
VIDEO: Speeding, distracted driving go hand-in-hand says RCMP officer
Westville man sentenced for sex, child pornography crimes against boys ...
Stellarton Council passes motion to send letter showing support for ...
‘We consider it a foot in the door’: Recruitment agency for Michelin ...
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B.M.C. Seafood Ltd. of Meteghan forging ahead with ambitious expansion plan
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‘We consider it a foot in the door’: Recruitment agency for Michelin contract positions gets good turnout at information session
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$9 shore price in southwestern Nova Scotia creates lobster season ‘bottleneck’
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Sharp job in Bridgetown - Philip Agombar knows all about putting a good edge on a pair of skates
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‘Hiring-spree’: Owners of Stellarton cannabis facility anticipate spring start
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Northern Pulp to register plans for replacing treatment facility by end of January
NS Lands plans to demolish several buildings at former DSME Trenton site
TRENTON, N.S. Plans to demolish buildings at the former DSME Trenton site aren’t sitting well with some in the community. In December 2018, Nova Scotia Lands issued a request for proposal soliciting interest from companies to demolish and ...
Nova Scotia governments mull plastic bag ban, businesses take stock of what they use
Municipalities across the province are taking notice of the potential single-use bag ban in HRM, and might be following suit. ...
Free space at Wearwell Garments gives designers room to breathe
Since moving its retail location to 142 N Foord St., Wearwell Garments has freed up space to give its design team room to breathe. “We’re basically sitting on top of each other in the space where we were, so this just allows us to ...
Perfect Project - ‘Municipalities need to be actively seeking the good things their communities need in order to thrive and prosper’
BRIDGETOWN, N.S. - Gordonstoun, an international not-for-profit boarding school is coming to Annapolis County thanks to a lot of people, but in the end, council took the initiative in an outside-the-box sort of way. There will be 600 students ...
'We're satisfied it's a delay only': Bay Ferries keeping eye on delayed purchase process of terminal property by town of Bar Harbor
BAR HARBOR, N.S.– Bay Ferries is keeping an eye on a “snag” that has necessitated a delay in the process of officially making a final decision on where The Cat ferry will sail to and from next year. The ferry company is looking ...
Mutual ethos and historic connection - ‘Gordonstoun reflects our values,’ says Annapolis County Warden Habinski
BRIDGETOWN, N.S. - When Warden Timothy Habinski described Annapolis County to the folks at Gordonstoun School in Duffus, Elgin, Morayshire in northern Scotland, they seemed impressed. But so too was Habinski impressed with Gordonstoun, the famous ...
Developer’s interest in vacant Annapolis County schools leads council to Scotland
BRIDGETOWN, N.S. - When the folks at the Municipality of Annapolis County asked Edward Farren what sort of project he was interested in developing in Annapolis County, Farren took them to Scotland to explain. Warden Timothy Habinski, his ...
Highly rated international private boarding school franchise coming to Annapolis County
BRIDGETOWN, N.S. — Gordonstoun, a highly rated private boarding school, has granted its first franchise and the new $62-million school and dormitories will be built somewhere between Bridgetown and Annapolis Royal. Annapolis ...
Federation of Nova Scotia Woodland Owners throws support behind Northern Pulp
The Federation of Nova Scotia Woodland Owners, a province-wide organization whose purpose is to champion the interests of private woodlot owners, has issued a release to express its support for the continued operation of the Northern Pulp ...
Bigger loans, faster turn-around time, by loan board to help N.S. fishing industry and younger fishermen
YARMOUTH, N.S. – The fishery industry in Nova Scotia is worth an estimated $2 billion annually and one important area that updated Fisheries and Aquaculture Loan Board regulations are putting a high value on is younger fishermen and new ...
