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STEUBENVILLE — Local leaders said they hope an upcoming community bike ride can be a catalyst for the revitalization of downtown Steubenville and active trans

Hamilton’s latest edition of Open Streets will take place Sunday in downtown on the longest stretch of roadway ever used for the event.

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  HALIFAX -- A fatal crash on Thursday has killed one person and left another fighting for their life in hospital. The multi-vehicle accident happened just after 3:40 p.m. on Highway 103 near Italy Cross in Lunenburg County. RCMP say the person with life-threatening injuries was transported via EHS Lifeflight to hospital. A collision reconstructionist was called to the scene to gather evidence and the highway was closed between Exits 14 and 15. The highway reopened at 11 p.m. according t...

Posted: May 04, 2021 2:53 PM AT | Last Updated: May 4 There is currently no transit service in Guysborough County.(Google Streetview) People who live in one of the provinces largest counties may soon be getting a service most Nova Scotians take for granted — public transit. Although there are 19 community transit providers across Nova Scotia, there is no service available in any of the communities in Guysborough County. Greg Sewell, director of community transportation at the Department of T...

Premier Appoints New Leaders, Adds Diversity to Senior Ranks February 23, 2021 - 3:20 PM Premier Iain Rankin has appointed senior staff to help lead the changes he announced earlier today, Feb. 23, revamping departments to support his vision for a dynamic and prosperous Nova Scotia. "Together with elected officials, government’s senior leaders are part of the team that will be making positive changes on behalf of Nova Scotians,” said Premier Rankin. "Having more diversity among our public ...

Iain Rankin was sworn in as Nova Scotias 29th premier Tuesday along with a cabinet that included two former leadership rivals.

New Premier, Cabinet and Vision for Nova Scotia Iain Rankin was sworn in as Nova Scotia’s 29 th Premier today, Feb. 23. His 16-member cabinet, in revamped roles and departments, support his vision for a dynamic and prosperous Nova Scotia. Lt.-Gov. Arthur J. LeBlanc presided over the ceremony at Halifax’s Convention Centre, which followed COVID-19 protocols. "I am honoured to be serving with these dedicated people who, as a team, are excited and ready to get to work on behalf of all Nova Sco...