- Police report rise in tax-related scams as Canadians file returns
- Iranian-backed militias join fight as war on Iran widens.
- No verdict yet: Deliberations continue in double-murder trial in Moncton
- Maritime actor to star in upcoming remake of cult classic film ‘Youngblood’
- Man arrested for impaired driving causing death following crash near Yarmouth, N.S.
- New leadership council begins its work in Iran. Live updates here.
- ‘He didn’t give up’: N.S. dog missing for six months following crash reunites with owner
- Diesel prices down in N.S., N.B. following Wednesday’s increase
- Nova Scotians will soon have another choice of electricity provider
- ‘Happy to be home and safe’: Maritimers relieved to return from Puerto Vallarta
- Missing N.S. children’s grandmother starts a fundraising campaign for guardianship
- Canadian man in ICE custody says he thought agents were only focusing on ‘criminals and murderers’
- Two youths formally charged with sexual assault in Nova Scotia after hockey hazing
- Snow reports with lighter amounts on the way late Wednesday into Thursday
- Katherine Short, daughter of Canadian comedian Martin Short, dead at 42
A New Edition of the Cumberland Gazette is now out today, Monday March 2
Monday, March 2, 2026
Sunset Over Tyndal Road, By Colleen Gilroy
Happy Monday, Cumberland County. Hope your weekend was great!
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Weather for Saturday
Monday, March 2:
Morning: -17 degrees P.O.P 10% sunny
Afternoon: -10 degrees P.O.P 10% mainly sunny
Evening: -13 degrees P.O.P 10% partly clear
Overnight: -15 degrees P.O.P 10% clear
Tuesday, March 3:
Morning: -11 degrees P.O.P 20% mainly sunny
Afternoon: -1 degrees P.O.P 20% mix sun and clouds
Evening: -1 degrees P.O.P 30% cloudy with clear breaks
Overnight: -1 degrees P.O.P 70% light snow 1-3cm
From the
NS & Canada News Updated March 2.
Weekly Flyers Updated February 26.
Court Dockets Updated March 2.
RCMP Briefs Updated March 1.
Games Updated March 2. Word Search looks hard today.
Cumberland Photos Updated March 1.
Obituaries Updated March 2.
Flags at Half Mast
Flags at all municipal properties in the Municipality of Cumberland have been lowered to half-mast in memory of John Henwood of Parrsboro. Henwood joined the Public Works Department in Parrsboro in the mid-1970s and became superintendent of Public Works before his retirement in 2016. He also served for 51 years as a member of the Parrsboro Fire Department. Please join Mayor Rod Gilroy, council and staff of the Municipality of Cumberland in extending our sympathies to the family of the late John Henwood.
