Local News

• Award winning Canadian singer Sass Jordon dies at 63

• New on demand public transit to launch in MODL

• Patient charged with allegedly stealing hospital staffer’s vehicle

• Safe charging of lithium-ion batteries encouraged during Fire Prevention Week

• South Shore Oktoberfest set for Saturday in Lunenburg

• Mike Smith sexual assault case dismissed

• Minimum Wage increases to $17 an hour

• Coastal Action invites the public to create a food forest

• Hemlocks in Mahone Bay to be treated against Hemlock Woody Adelgid

• Nova Scotian named Head Coach of Canada’s national women’s hockey team

• Lunenburg Volunteer recognized at 52nd Annual Provincial Volunteer Awards

• Lunenburg and Queen’s Counties to celebrate Small Business Week 

• Heating Assistance Rebate opens October 1st

• Houston in U.K. for energy summit

• Parks staff kill coyote in Cape Breton Highlands National Park

• Lunenburg County man wanted on province wide arrest warrant

• Lunenburg Town Council approves ice allocation policy

• Two South Shore organizations receive provincial funding to attract and retain healthcare professionals

• National Day for Truth and Reconciliation events continue in Lunenburg County

• New levy for some EVs come into effect Thursday

• Parts of Cape Breton Highlands National Park closed

• Premier changes tune on Data Centres; with conditions

• New survey shows half of Canadians are financially stressed

• Nova Scotia deficit is a record $1.4 billion

• Druhan responds to complaint filed against her with professional society

• Drugs, weapons, stolen goods seized, 52 charges laid

• Province builds new model for supportive housing

• Lunenburg County man’s licence suspended 

• Rescheduled planned power outage in Lunenburg

• New District 9 councillor elected by acclamation

• District aware of odours from Cookville Wastewater Plant

• Less alcohol, more cannabis sold at NSLC in first quarter

• Pharmacists treating tick bites sees decline in emergency department visits

• Mahone Bay celebrates 30 years of the Scarecrow Festival

• Local feature length documentary premiering in Bridgewater October 3rd

• Kent Building Supplies joins Nova Scotia Loyal program

• BoC boss says Nova Scotia should weather U.S. tariffs better than some parts of the country 

• Esther Jones remains recovered

• Terry Fox Day proclaimed in Lunenburg

• Proposed restrictions on energy drinks

• Building trades partnering with Nova Scotia Guard

• Bridgewater Police Service charges Lunenburg County driver with stunting

• 9-1-1 Service Outages

• Video shows driver travelling at 300+ km/hr on provincial highway

• Lunenburg'er Barricaded in Home While Cops Close Pelham Street

• Houston’s Approval Rating inches higher

• Province’s housing plan exceeding most targets

• Chester company awarded $15 million contract

• Pair arrested for possession of stolen property in stolen Jetta in Bridgewater

• Charges Filed Against Woman by Bridgewater Police Service

• MODL plans for future of Wiles Lake Park

• MODL to hold public hearing on rezoning part of Osprey Village

• New Women’s Health Plan announced

• Inflation ticks up to 5.1 per cent in Nova Scotia

• Bridgewater budget deliberations begin Monday

• 107.9 GO Rock Repeats at the 2025 Canadian Radio Awards for their GO Canada 25 Campaign

• Tensions Rise as Federal Fisheries Minister Fails to Respond to Nova Scotia’s Concerns