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Michael Keen took a second to admire his handiwork.

Holy Trinity Anglican Church in Stewiacke reborn as an Airbnb

The RCMP operational communications centre on Prince Street in Truro.

Feds face renewed pressure to keep RCMP emergency communications ...

Karl and Atousa Costandi were delighted to officially open their new Truro location on Dec, 12. FRAM DINSHAW/TRURO NEWS

Costandi Designs hosts grand opening of its Truro location

Entertainers bringing holiday songs and stories to the stage

RCMP Cpl. Jennifer Clarke with missing man Tony Walsh's mother, Susan Robben, and his sister, Sarah Walsh-Turner.

Family of missing Truro man issues video plea, hoping for ‘Christmas ...

This photo resembles a Folly Mountain home and a dirt road during the early 1940s when Leslie Jobb was in his youth.

Your Stories: Christmas on Folly Mountain

Truro Daily News file photo

Winter parking ban taking effect for Truro and Colchester

Liberal MP Sean Fraser is seeking re-election in Central Nova.

Nova Scotia MP Sean Fraser steps away from duties after death of ...

Nancy Crosby and Nathan McCue hope the United Way Giving Trees will help brighten Christmas for some local seniors. They work at Classic Rentals, one of the businesses that hosted a tree.

A reminder for Christmas elves

Animal House: A place of sanctuary

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The RCMP operational communications centre on Prince Street in Truro.

Feds face renewed pressure to keep RCMP emergency communications centre in Truro

Updated 11 hours ago

Halifax Regional Police are investigating a body found beside the Michael's store in Bayers Lake.

Police investigating after Ontario man's body found in Bayers Lake parking lot

Updated Dec 11, 2019 at 4:33 p.m.

Fire departments from Berwick to Lawrencetown were dispatched to this garage along the 14,000 block of Highway 1 in Wilmot in the wee morning hours Friday. ADRIAN JOHNSTONE

Destructive fire crumples commercial garage in Wilmot

Published a day ago

One of the dogs seized by the Nova Scotia SPCA from what the organization said was a puppy mill near Wolfville.

35 dogs and puppies seized from Wolfville puppy mill

Updated Dec 11, 2019 at 6:53 a.m.

Local

<p><span class="Normal">Making a trip to the gasoline pumps has been a tad easier on the pocket book in recent weeks with prices of late seeing steady decline. That trend is likely to switch, however, as the price bottoms out the closer we get to spring.</span></p>

Fuel prices up in Nova Scotia

Published a day ago

Fresh Express brand sunflower crisp chopped kit recalled due to E. coli

Updated a day ago

Cpl. Dion Sutton and Fergus are the new K9 unit in northeastern Nova Scotia. They began working out of the Colchester detachment in late August.

New RCMP K9 team on the job in northeastern Nova Scotia: Video

Updated Dec 09, 2019 at 7:06 a.m.

Apple and pear grower Larry Lutz and his wife Janice have been hammered by repeated bad weather this year.

Farmers at annual Truro meeting reflect on rotten growing year

Published Dec 10, 2019 at 8:30 a.m.

Provincial

Fire departments from Berwick to Lawrencetown were dispatched to this garage along the 14,000 block of Highway 1 in Wilmot in the wee morning hours Friday. ADRIAN JOHNSTONE

Destructive fire crumples commercial garage in Wilmot

Published a day ago

A police officer stands near the site of a fatal crash on Highway 103 near the Lakeside exit, on Wednesday, Dec. 11, 2019.

Fatal crash closes Highway 103 near Lakeside

Updated Dec 12, 2019 at 12:45 p.m.

One of the dogs seized by the Nova Scotia SPCA from what the organization said was a puppy mill near Wolfville.

35 dogs and puppies seized from Wolfville puppy mill

Updated Dec 11, 2019 at 6:53 a.m.

Halifax Regional Police are investigating a body found beside the Michael's store in Bayers Lake.

Police investigating after Ontario man's body found in Bayers Lake parking lot

Updated Dec 11, 2019 at 4:33 p.m.

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Mooseheads lose final game before holiday break

Michael Keen took a second to admire his handiwork.

Holy Trinity Anglican Church in Stewiacke reborn as an Airbnb

Thirty people have been displaced following an apartment building fire in Kilbride Saturday night. Keith Gosse/The Telegram

Thirty people displaced following apartment building fire in St. John's Saturday night

Northside and District Minor Hockey

Northside and District Minor Hockey Association releases statement on recent racial allegations

The RCMP operational communications centre on Prince Street in Truro.

Feds face renewed pressure to keep RCMP emergency communications centre in Truro

Nadia Gonzales was stabbed to death June 16, 2017, at an apartment building on Hastings Drive in Dartmouth. Two people are on trial in Nova Scotia Supreme Court on a charge of first-degree murder.

Sparks, Ritch found guilty of first-degree murder in killing of Nadia Gonzales

Karl and Atousa Costandi were delighted to officially open their new Truro location on Dec, 12. FRAM DINSHAW/TRURO NEWS

Costandi Designs hosts grand opening of its Truro location

The 2020 Range Rover Evoque R-Dynamic P300 HSE is powered by a turbocharged, 2.0-litre, four-cylinder engine that generatess up to 296 horsepower and 295 lb.-ft. of torque.

2020 Range Rover Evoque builds on style, comfort

Charles-Antoine Lavallée of the Moncton Wildcats, left, makes one of his 23 saves on the night as Ivan Ivan of the Cape Breton Eagles looks for the rebound during Quebec Major Junior Hockey League action at the Avenir Centre on Friday. Moncton won the game 4-0. PHOTO/DANIEL ST. LOUIS

Cape Breton Eagles shutout by Wildcats in Moncton

Charlottetown Islanders forward Justin Gill watches the puck beat Halifax Mooseheads goalie Alexis Gravel during Friday's QMJHL game at the Scotiabank Centre. (RYAN TAPLIN/Chronicle Herald)

Mooseheads come up short in rematch with Islanders

Traffic lights.

Nova Scotia looking at rural ride share options

Sadie Graham, a 107-year-old survivor of the Halifax explosion, looks at her son, Terry Graham, during an interview in her residence in Dartmouth on Thursday.
- Tim Krochak

Halifax Explosion survivor Sadie Graham alive and well at age 107