The mobile crisis-response program has grown since launching last year, but residents in South Woodside and Eastern Passage remain outside its service area.
The inaugural FamFest Atlantic brought music, theatre, dance, magic, comedy and circus to Alderney Landing Saturday and Sunday.
When Anna Ramsay woke up in the middle of the night on February 7, the building behind her property was on fire.
South End Baptist put its youth soccer camp on hold this summer after it was denied funding through the Canada Summer Jobs program.
Donation bin emptied and original 1867 leaded glass doors cracked after a break-in at Evergreen House on Thursday, Aug. 27.
Pat Stay’s legacy continues to bring together friends, family, and community.
South Dartmouth offers all kinds of opportunities for adults to join a new club or league — to get active or to make new friends.
Federal ministers announced Canada’s counter-tariffs on products amounting to $27.6 billion against the United States in Ottawa Tuesday. In Nova Scotia, Sonny Adamski is still waiting to see what all of it means for his businesses.
When the Rev. Dr. Elias Mutale first arrived in Nova Scotia from Zambia in 1988, seeing another African person on the street was unusual enough to prompt a wave.
There’s a portable classroom behind the Dartmouth South Academy (DSA). A vinyl-clad trailer like a temporary office on a construction site.