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Toy Tiger gives Hafey the recognition he deserved
BOXING FOLKLORE is littered with thousands of hard-luck stories about great fighters who received bad breaks.
Abuse of mentally disabled in N.S. leaves cabinet minister 'shocked'
In one case a mentally disabled resident at a Nova Scotia residential centre is described in government reports as being dragged by a worker down a hall by her leg.
Old schoolhouse on north shore destroyed in suspicious fire
A suspicious fire that destroyed an old one-room schoolhouse on Nova Scotia's north shore has left members of the community upset and wondering who is responsible.
Two-jail plan cut in half One facility to replace lockups in Springhill, Antigonish By DAVID JACKSON Provincial Reporter Wed.
'One-man law school' selected as judge
NEW GLASGOW Truro will soon have a new judge. Judge Del Atwood has been practising law in Pictou County for many years and is highly respected among his colleagues.
TRURO A number of local people got caught up on their Christmas shopping in Truro on the weekend.
deCoste Centre seeks funding for facility use study
County council will consider a request for $5,000 as part of proposed $20,000 functional use study at the deCoste Entertainment Centre in Pictou.
Police release name of Nova Scotia man killed in accident at foundry
Police have released the name of a Nova Scotia man killed in an industrial accident at a foundry in the province.
Two new cops for Pictou County
Justice Minister Ross Landry speaks to students at Northumberland Regional High School in Alma on Monday.
Holidays bring increased checkpoints
Kathie O'Laney and RCMP officer Jason Sutherland collect donations and hand out red ribbons during the kickoff to MADD's Red Ribbon campaign.
Bearcats beat rival Crushers in junior A tilt
NEW GLASGOW The Truro Bearcats doubled the Pictou County Weeks Crushers 6-3 Thursday in New Glasgow.
Olympic Torch passing through Tuesday
The 2010 Olympic torch relay will pass through Pictou County Tuesday on its way to the Winter Olympics in Vancouver.
Enrolment numbers generally declining at area schools
By Steve Goodwin PICTOU The decline in student enrolment in Pictou County schools continues and it is accelerating.
Judy A. Sims, 57, of Maryville, Tenn., was called into heaven on Wednesday morning, Nov.
Wind farm gets blast of cash Spanish conglomerate buys 62% of Shear Wind Inc. By JUDY MYRDEN Business Reporter Tue.
Cancel Aliant contracts, P.E.I. mayor urges N.S.
Summerside Mayor Basil Stewart is calling on his municipal counterparts in Nova Scotia to end their Bell Aliant contracts.
Maple producers hoping to recover from poor season
NEW GLASGOW Maple producers are tapping into innovative technology aiming to recover from one of the worst sap seasons in more than three decades.
Wind farm powers up this month
A 34-turbine wind farm in Pictou County will begin selling electricity this month to Nova Scotia Power.