Truro’s Jared McIsaac, of the Halifax Mooseheads, has been invited to the national junior team selection camp Dec. 10 to 14 in Victoria, B.C.

Truro's Jared McIsaac invited to world junior hockey camp

Judy Thompson is surrounded by poinsettias at work this time of year. She invites the public to see them during the Forest Glen Greenhouses open house Nov. 23, 24 and 25.

Forest Glen Greenhouses invites visitors to a poinsettia open house

Beyond Boxing Fitness Society members, from left, coach Ted Ash, Dylan Gilchrist, Spencer McGee, J.T. Thomson and Keandrie Paris.

SPORTS SCENE: Truro man helping kids through boxing club

Those performing in the Handel’s Messiah concert this Saturday have been rehearsing to prepare for the big night at Truro’s First United Church.

Handel’s Messiah coming to Truro's First United Church

Miriah Kearney, left, owner of My HOME Mercantile in Truro was happy to recently welcome a group of students from Redcliff Middle school to her store. The students, from grades 5, 6 and 7, dropped by with a gifts boxes they prepared as part of their contribution to the Shoebox Project for Women.

Bible Hill students participate in Shoebox Project for Women

Farmer Rebecca O’Connell and her uncle Tim Fisher struggle with poor to non-existent internet and cell coverage at their farm near Upper Stewiacke. They run the Truro Agromart Ltd. and were at the Nov. 29-30 Nova Scotia Federation of Agriculture’s annual general meeting in Truro, together with dozens of other farmers from across the province.

Nova Scotian farmers tell of struggles with cell service and internet ...

Peace officers across Nova Scotia are receiving specialized training in dealing with domestic violence situations.

Truro police learning to spot signs of human trafficking situations

Farmer Chris van den Heuvel says many people like him are feeling ignored and undervalued, as they face a long list of threats to their mental health. They include heavy workloads, family tensions and forces beyond their control like extreme weather and market prices.

Farming mental health crisis laid bare at Truro AGM

A Truro man is suggesting naloxone kits, such as the one pictured above and are used to counter drug overdoses, should be on hand at all schools.

Naloxone kits should have wider distribution, Truro man says

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2018 Christmas Lights map

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Handel's Messiah performed in Truro

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