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The Municipality of Pictou County provided an update on its rural internet project. Warden Robert Parker said things are moving along with wireless, noting they have 15 towers up to reach around 3,000 homes. He says nine of the 15 towers will be ready by the end of the month…

Central Nova MP Sean Fraser says the money will help provide high-speed internet to 127 rural communities and 4,700 homes.

This week we present a mystery from almost a hundred years ago.

A non-profit seniors home in Fredericton is celebrating 100-years of operation. Farraline Place isnt just a home for seniors, but also a little piece of history.

A Pictou County man says post-tropical storm Fiona has left his woodlot a tangled mess, preventing him from working in the woods this fall.

The provincial government has announced $615K for the volunteer-run Community Support Society of River John, which will operate the new facility.

News releases from the Government of Nova Scotia

The Nova Scotia Government is spending more than $650,000 to build a new food bank in River John, N.S.

A pair of men face numerous weapons charges following a break-in at a home on Three Brooks Road in Three Brooks, Pictou County. Last Thursday, at approximately 10:35 a.m., police were called to the scene. Investigators learned that during the break-in, 10 firearms were stolen, including a revolver, a pistol, shotguns and a rifle. A

The branches in New Glasgow, River John and Westville now have private, dedicated spaces for people to use VirtualCareNS, the program for people without a family doctor or nurse practitioner. People can also use the spaces for virtual appointments with specialists.