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Colchester: Fire, cycling and radio

Daisy Roberts is a member of the core team for this year’s HearLand Tour. She’s hoping a lot of people will join her at each community she visits, including Truro.

Truro woman invites people to join her for HeartLand Tour stop

A very-high frequency radio used on a ship. VHF radios are also used by the Truro Amateur Radio Club.

Amateur radios crackle to life

Village of Bible Hill officers elected

Dr. David Gray, at right, principal of the Dalhousie Agriculture Campus in Bible Hill, watches as fire fighters from various area department battle a blaze that broke out on the roof of the Cox Institute building Wednesday night. Fire fighters battled the blaze into the early morning hours.

Major fire strikes main facility at Dalhousie Agricultural Campus in Bible Hill

A tourist watches the tidal bore flow up the Salmon River near Truro on Friday.

What a bore! Truro's 'marvellous' tidal event a daily tourist draw

Montreal author writes children’s book about giantess Anna Swan

Truro’s Jared McIsaac, of the Halifax Mooseheads, is ranked 13th among North American skaters for this weekend’s NHL entry draft in Dallas. – HalifaxMooseheads.ca

Truro's McIsaac about to realize a dream

This Etsy Made in Canada market featured locally made items that covered a wide range of products.

EDITORIAL: Shop Canada

Marine forecast

ATLANTIC MARINE FORECAST for June 22, 2018

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Molly

Colchester: Fire, cycling and radio

Published 16 hours ago

Bible Hill

Village of Bible Hill officers elected

Updated a day ago

Thousands celebrate summer solstice at Stonehenge

Updated 11 hours ago

Koko

Koko, the gorilla who knew sign language, dies at 46

Updated 2 minutes ago

Local

The First United Church’s bell tower on Lorne Street in Truro on Thursday.

Truro's First United Church named a historic place of Canada

Published 7 hours ago

Dr. David Gray, at right, principal of the Dalhousie Agriculture Campus in Bible Hill, watches as fire fighters from various area department battle a blaze that broke out on the roof of the Cox Institute building Wednesday night. Fire fighters battled the blaze into the early morning hours.

Major fire strikes main facility at Dalhousie Agricultural Campus in Bible Hill

Updated 12 hours ago

Bible Hill

Village of Bible Hill officers elected

Updated a day ago

A very-high frequency radio used on a ship. VHF radios are also used by the Truro Amateur Radio Club.

Amateur radios crackle to life

Published a day ago

Regional

New Glasgow police

New Glasgow Regional Police responds to robbery, seeks public assistance

Updated Oct 13, 2017 at 2:41 p.m.

military

Court martial in Halifax: Woman reiterates she was assaulted

Published a day ago

Shown above is a Cape breton Police Services vehicle

Witness at fatal Cape Breton accident says driver smelled of alcohol

Published a day ago

Norbert Carpenter, right, principal at Montague Consolidated School, joins Grade 7 students from Montague Intermediate School Keaton MacDonald, left, Alex Beck and Isaiah Williams at the intermediate school on June 19, as they pose with a photograph given to them by the province as an acknowledgment of the work they did to get the red fox named as P.E.I.’s provincial animal.

After working to have the red fox named as the provincial animal, province makes a special presentation

Updated a day ago

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This Etsy Made in Canada market featured locally made items that covered a wide range of products.

EDITORIAL: Shop Canada

Marine forecast

ATLANTIC MARINE FORECAST for June 22, 2018

Another Barry Burgess masterpiece! Black Brook Falls, Cape Breton Highlands National Park at 3:16 a.m. June 17. Barry said that "twilight was already dawning." The waterfall was illuminated with a flashlight, but the sky is all Mother Nature's doing.

WEATHER UNIVERSITY: Afraid of the dark? Not much to fear these days

The First United Church’s bell tower on Lorne Street in Truro on Thursday.

Truro's First United Church named a historic place of Canada

Gordon Paterson rides his bike down Louise Street in Truro on Thursday morning, just before leaving for Shediac, New Brunswick.

B.C. man pedaling through Truro in support of Heart and Stroke Foundation

Trackside column

MacKenzie Memorial Stake to highlight 14-dash card at Truro Raceway

Miranda Elliott coaches Matt Hunter in swimming. She’s helping him prepare for major competitions this summer.

Truro man preparing to compete in major events this summer

A summer hip-hop festival in Truro last year was a big hit with visitors and local residents, and is just one example of the Hubtown’s welcoming environment. Expedia released a report outlining the friendliest towns in Canada and Truro was No. 4 on that list.

Truro named Canada’s fourth friendliest town in Expedia report

June 20, 2018, as caught by our readers. Last sunrise of spring! From Halifax, looking toward Dartmouth, N.S., by Roy Hayward

CINDY'S GALLERY: Spring's sun sets

Evergreen Theatre manager David O’Leary will be part of the Atlantic Presenters Associations’ delegation to a rural presenters’ conference in Worchester, England. He’ll spend an extra week in London taking in some of that’s city’s music and theatre as well.

Local theatre managers get trip to England for UK presenters’ conference

Schools mum on ties to doc in sex abuse inquiry

Canada focusing on existing climate plan, has no current plan to raise targets