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Local residents looking for some assistance in navigating virtual health care are able to turn to their local library for help. Pictou-Antigonish Regional Library partnered with the Aberdeen Health Foundation and the province to support Pictou County and Antigonish County residents as they navigate accessing health services and health professionals…

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Councillors are recommended to change the policy after a campaign by a local cab driver.

The province is providing $1.5 million to first responders; including fire departments, ground search and rescue organizations and hazardous materials teams Funding is going to 80 groups, including a number locally through government's Emergency Services Provider Fund. It helps organizations with the cost of upgrading equipment used in response to…

As the rumors go, the skeleton was recovered from the “Le Lanchon experiments” on human evolution.

Ambitious new immigration targets and a country-wide housing squeeze have Canadians asking: where are we going to put everyone? That's Fraser's job to answer.

Photo credit: Hill Times PEN Canada congratulates Peter Showler on being named to the Order of Canada, an honour he richly deserves. Peter (...)

Central Nova MP Sean Fraser announced funding for a couple of projects in River John this afternoon. Fraser says the federal government will provide $25,000 toward the construction of a pickleball court. Fraser says pickleball is one of the fastest growing sports globally. He says there's been incredible uptake in…

Report could determine whether Ottawa establishes a formal public inquiry

Some residents of the River John, N.S., area will have to wait a bit longer before they have access to a new high-speed wireless service after someone stole copper wire from one of the project's wireless towers.