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Pictou County, Liverpool react to Northern Pulp settlement deal - Vimarsana News

Pictou County, Liverpool react to Northern Pulp settlement deal

For Andrea Paul, the former chief of Pictou Landing First Nation, Thursday's announcement is the culmination of years of hard work to permanently shutter the nearby mill. In Liverpool, the prospect of a new mill being built as part of the deal has left many residents feeling hopeful.

Source: cbc.ca
Man wanted in N.S. murder among Canada's top 25 most wanted - Vimarsana News

Man wanted in N.S. murder among Canada's top 25 most wanted

A man accused of killing a man at Millbrook First Nation has been added to Canada's Top 25 Most Wanted List. T...

Man wanted in N.S. murder among Canada's top 25 most wanted - Vimarsana News

Man wanted in N.S. murder among Canada's top 25 most wanted

A man accused of killing a man at a Millbrook First Nation home has been arrested in Qubec. RCMP say he was or...

Source: cjhk.ca
A bookkeeper stole $7.6 million from her employer. How did no one notice? - Vimarsana News

A bookkeeper stole $7.6 million from her employer. How did no one notice?

She had her boss’s unquestioning trust—even as she pilfered millions from the Halifax real estate empire she helped him build 

N.S. First Nation councillor acquitted of cannabis charges - Vimarsana News

N.S. First Nation councillor acquitted of cannabis charges

A constitutional challenge by Millbrook First Nation councillor Chris Googoo, who has claimed a treaty right to sell cannabis, will not go ahead this summer after a judge ruled there was not enough evidence to show he was operating a dispensary raided by police in 2020.

Source: cbc.ca