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Modular home falls, killing N.B. worker
A worker died Thursday at a site off Highway 102 in Millbrook when a modular home was being readied for transport.
Truro considers closing gay 'pick-up spot'
This sign is posted at the Wood Street entrance to Victoria Park in Truro. The town council in Truro, N.S., is considering closing a street which leads to a park that the town's mayor has called a favourite pick-up spot for men.
Finance minister visiting Truro
TRURO Nova Scotia Finance Minister Graham Steele will be in Truro on Wednesday to speak to the Nova Scotia Chambers of Commerce.
Sheridan College names new president
Sheridan College has chosen its new president. Dr. Jeff Zabudsky, currently President and CEO of Manitoba's Red River College, will be headed east to assume his new role Feb.
Driver dies in car, ambulance collision
The 78-year-old driver of a car was killed in a collision with an ambulance on Sunday near Stewiacke, N.S. The crash happened just before 5 p.m. on Highway 102, about a kilometre south of Exit 11.
Drug issues in West Colchester need to be addressed, says councillor
TRURO Efforts are underway to increase the police presence in West Colchester and that can't come soon enough for the area's elected representative.
Correctional service yanks dog training program at Truro women's prison
Correctional Service Canada has pulled the plug on a unique dog training program at the women's prison in Truro, leaving its outgoing director distraught for the inmates, the animals and future recipients of the highly trained animals.
Health-care workers 'not joking' about strike action to back demands
TRURO More than 400 local health-care workers have joined ranks with other union members in voting to strike in order to reach a collective bargaining agreement.
Moncton resident facing charges after erratic drive from New Brunswick
TRURO HEIGHTS A Moncton man, who allegedly drove erratically from New Brunswick to the Truro area Saturday, is facing criminal code charges.
NS Regulators Approve $120 Million Wind Farm Plan
The provincial regulator has approved Nova Scotia Power's plan to build a $120-million wind farm on Nuttby Mountain, north of Truro.
Two goals in the final minute weren't enough as the Truro Bearcats dropped a 3-2 decision to the visiting Summerside Western Capitals on Saturday.
Helping people is the best part of Palmer's job
I left Nova Scotia on Sept. 13, heading for Fredericton to meet up with my buddy.
Fashion show in support of breast cancer group
BIBLE HILL A fashion show will be held in Bible Hill tonight to create awareness of a local breast cancer support group.
Truro men charged with sexual assault to stand trial
TRURO Two men charged with sexually assaulting a Truro woman have been committed to stand trial following a day-long preliminary inquiry in provincial court.
Premier speaking to farmers today at agriculture AGM in Truro
TRURO Nova Scotia farmers will converge on Truro today and tomorrow for their annual general meeting.
Taylor says civic centre 'a golden opportunity for us'
TRURO A new regional civic centre could offer substantial economic benefits and should be considered an investment, as opposed to a cost, top local officials believe.
Lighting up downtown Truro for Christmas makes for a 'magical' night
Truro's Kelly Banfield watches as her daughter Sophia, 2, excitedly points to the sights and sounds Friday night during a tree lighting and carol sing.
'Tis the season: Be merry, get home safely
'Tis the season: Be merry, get home safely Operation Red Nose ready to offer rides during holidays By IAN FAIRCLOUGH Staff Reporter Fri.
Dill released on bail on sex assault charges
TRURO A Truro man charged with sexually assaulting a girl under age 16 has been released on bail.
Truro woman selected to attend United Nations Climate Change Conference
TRURO A local woman has been chosen as one of about 20 people throughout Canada to attend the United Nations Climate Change Conference in Denmark.