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Herbert intersection scrutiny sought
Yarmouth town council wants the town's traffic authority to take another look at the intersection at Herbert and Pleasant streets.
Ryan Saulnier is co-organizing a cystic fibrosis fundraiser at Haley's Lounge featuring the Rockabillies on Saturday, May 25.
One of Canada's most prolific and well-known journalists, Worthington witnessed history unfold during a career that spanned many of the wars, conflicts and seminal news events that shaped the 20th century.
CFIA issues nut butters recall
The Canadian Food Inspection Agency is warning the public not to consume certain almond butter, peanut butter and tahini products that were sold in bulk or repackaged at various locations across the country because the products may be contaminated with Salmonella or other harmful bacteria.
Nova Scotia cabinet minister resigns
Percy Paris fields questions on a decision to reject proposals for a ferry service linking Yarmouth to Maine, in Halifax on Tuesday, March 5, 2013.
Will checking in peewee hockey be banned in N.S.?
A check occurs near the home bench during a bantam AA game in Yarmouth this past winter.
Dolores Atwood honoured by the Canadian Cancer Society
Dolores Atwood was recognized for her work and volunteer dedication at the Canadian Cancer Society's AGM on April 27 in Halifax.CARLA ALLEN PHOTO When Dolores Atwood immigrated to Canada in 1995 she was not overly familiar with cancer, a disease not commonly diagnosed in her home country of Nigeria.
Michael Scott, president of the Yarmouth CUPW union local, wants mail to be continued to be sorted in Yarmouth.
Nove Scotia seeks new proposals for ferry service to Portland
The province of Nova Scotia has created a panel of community, tourism and business leaders to find an operator to run a ferry service between Yarmouth, Nova Scotia, and Portland, Maine, next year.
Dorothy Comeau, of Yarmouth, N.S., lays a rose in memory of her late husband Ernest at the provincial day of mourning in Charlottetown Sunday.