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Construction work for the new Cambridge interchange continues as crews make headway towards Highway 1. The bulk of the work on the North side of the Highway leading to Brooklyn Street and roundabouts on both sides of the highway are completed, more work still needs to be done when the time comes. Crews will work […]
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Heartwarming to see so many Red Ribbon keychains being sold at Cambridge Convenience in support of the The FireSafe Foundation! They have been restocked this morning and are still available at the Cambridge store, cash only at the counter. These chains have been crafted by Phoenix Leather for this important cause to support firefighters and […]
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A Sonic Turbo might sound like a car built for sonic speeds, but Nova Scotia highways aren’t the place to prove it. One driver learned that quickly after a Southwest Traffic Services officer caught them stunting. 📍 Hwy 101, near Avonport 🕒 June 12, 2 p.m. 🚗 19-year-old driver 📸 Speed: 171 km/h in a […]
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On Saturday, the Kentville Royal Canadian Legion, Branch 006, officially unveiled their new mural, commemorating their 100th anniversary! Dignitaries, branch members, and those from the community were all present to witness the cutting of the ribbon, recognizing the beautiful artwork painted on the structure. Across Canada, local legions serve in our communities, operating as non-profit […]
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My father and I got up shortly after 4AM to soak in the longest period of sunlight of 2026. The summer solstice happens when the sun reaches its most northern point in the sky, giving us here in Kings County roughly 15 hours and 33 minutes of sunlight! It also marks the first day of […]
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EHS Paramedics, Medic #142, based out of Middleton, responding code 1 through Coldbrook to an emergency call this evening. Adrian J.
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“Sunsets are proof that endings can often be beautiful too.” – Beau Taplin. The sun snuck out enough for me to capture this shot. Taken from Whites Corner facing the Isle Haute. Adrian J.
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Today we remember fallen Firefighter, Engineer 1st Class / Lieutenant, Joel Neily.
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Every time firefighters don their gear and respond to incidents, they put their lives on the line for our communities. The majority of the public understands the dangers from running into burning buildings, working alongside busy traffic and the severe mental toll from the job, but there are added risks that lurk in the shadows, […]
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Some of the sights, from this evening’s drive over to Black Rock. Adrian J.
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