Author Archives: Evan Taylor

Foreign Affairs Minister Mlanie Joly addressed concerns regarding Michelin's presence in Nova Scotia, saying the federal government is committed to supporting the company's continued investment and op...

Nova Scotia's Sarah Mitton delivered the world's best indoor shot put throw in more than a decade on Friday, winning a top international competition in Karlsruhe, Germany. Mitton secured victory with ...

Foreign Affairs Minister Mlanie Joly spoke about Canada's trade strategy, economic uncertainty, and foreign policy during a visit to Halifax on Friday. She reiterated Canada's commitment to a two-stat...

Premier Tim Houston will travel to Washington, D.C., next week as part of a delegation of Canadian premiers attending a trade mission organized by the Council of the Federation of Premiers. The premie...

The Thomas H. Raddall Library in Liverpool is close to reopening, but a few final steps remain before the public can fully access the new location on Harley Umphrey Drive. Starting today, visitors can...

Domtar is nearing the final stages of its feasibility study for a potential new pulp mill in Liverpool, Nova Scotia. The company, working in collaboration with the province, expects to make a public a...

The South Shore Lumberjacks have officially secured their spot in the upcoming playoffs, currently sitting in 4th place with a 13-12-2 record and 28 points. With only three regular season games left, ...

Nova Scotia's wild blueberry industry is closely monitoring the ongoing uncertainty surrounding potential U.S. tariffs. A proposed 25 percent tariff was expected to take effect soon but has been delay...

The Mahone Bay Medical Centre is temporarily closed after an old blood pressure machine containing mercury was accidentally dropped and broken during removal last week. Nova Scotia Health says no one ...

Liverpool's Sarah Mitton opened her competitive season with a strong performance in France. She finished second in the women's shot put at a World Athletics Indoor Tour event, recording a 19.75-metre ...