Ns David Laughlin News Today

A provincial wildlife official says his department is hopeful new research into where bears live in Nova Scotia will inform protocols on how to rehabilitate orphaned cubs by next spring.

Many farmers are concerned for their own livelihood as the costs of doing business rise to new heights. But they're also worried about charging more for food at a time when many people just can't afford it.

When Tona Hennigar was told her great-grandfather's grave was found in someone's backyard in Upper Kennetcook, N.S., she was fascinated. His name was already carved on a family headstone about a kilometre away.