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July 16, 2024
First, at this hour, Vice President Kamala Harris finally visiting the southern border. 93 days after she became the point person on the crisis. Her trip comes during a record surge in illegal crossings in the United States. Hello. Im john roberts in washington, this is america reports. Good to be back with you again today. Seems like we have a busy news day every day. Today is. Im Gillian Turner in for sandra smith. Vice president harris is on the ground in el paso. Thats where youll recall tha...
June 21, 2024
It was 6 30 when a man knocked on the door. A woman inside walked up thinking it was a fellow coworker. The man waved a gun and the worker ran to the back of the store and thats when a single shot was fired. My initial reaction was, oh, no, not again. John mcdonald is with the Business Association and he spent the morning alerting other stores in the area and applauds the workers who at the time were getting the store ready for opening. The folks here are very theyve had incidents over the years...
June 16, 2023
News releases from the Government of Nova Scotia
June 7, 2023
Two homeless aid groups called Community Care Tucson and Community Wheels held a rally outside Tucson City Hall Tuesday evening.
May 24, 2023
Nova Scotia's community transit operators and their passengers can look forward to improved public transportat...
May 24, 2023
News releases from the Government of Nova Scotia
February 4, 2023
A COMMUNITY transport scheme is being launched to provide transport solutions to local communities that are not served by regular bus routes.
November 30, 2022
Transit operators across Nova Scotia struggled throughout the height of the COVID-19 pandemic and are continui...
November 25, 2022
Ottawa and the province are coming to the aid of cash-strapped transit operators across Nova Scotia with a one-time payment of $10.9 million. It is meant to make up some of the money those operators have lost as a result of fare losses due to COVID-19.
November 25, 2022
The Nova Scotia government is providing $10.9 million to transit service providers throughout the province to help offset fare revenue lost from the COVID-19 pandemic.