by Cumberland Gazette | Sep 24, 2026 | Municipality of Cumberland, Nova Scotia & Canada
NSHSA Admin Admin 1:40 PM ADT — THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 24, 2026 Good afternoon Nova Scotia! Well folks, apparently Mother Nature looked at the calendar, realized September was almost over and said, “Hold my coffee, I’ve got a few things left in the basement.” We’ve got...
by Cumberland Gazette | Sep 23, 2026 | Nova Scotia & Canada
From MLA Elizabeth Smith McCrossin Cumberland North Smith-McCrossin Introduces Bill to Protect Nappan HALIFAX, N.S. – Cumberland North MLA Elizabeth Smith-McCrossin introduced the Nappan Agricultural Land and Research Protection Act Friday, September 11th, challenging...
by Cumberland Gazette | Sep 23, 2026 | Nova Scotia & Canada
AMHERST, N.S. – Independent Cumberland North MLA Elizabeth Smith-McCrossin is thanking the Progress Monitoring Committee for completing its difficult three-year mandate and calling on the Houston government to carry its work forward with transparency, urgency...
by Cumberland Gazette | Sep 23, 2026 | Nova Scotia & Canada
If you have a moment please fill out the form to weigh in on protecting land in NS....
by Cumberland Gazette | Sep 23, 2026 | Nova Scotia & Canada
Shared Solace Support Now Accepting Veterans Affairs Clients!! It’s an honour to care for those who have served. At Shared Solace Support, we provide compassionate, person-centred respite and homecare; supporting veterans and the families who love them. Supporting...
by Cumberland Gazette | Sep 23, 2026 | Cumberland Communities, Municipality of Cumberland, Nova Scotia & Canada, Pugwash, Wentworth
Deb Gordon So here we are again. Right by the Wallace River this time with people living on the edge of the spray area and the public passing on Hunter Road, or the people living along it, would have no idea. GLYPHOSATE AERIAL SPRAYING – HUNTER ROAD / WENTWORTH...
by Cumberland Gazette | Sep 23, 2026 | Nova Scotia & Canada
HALIFAX, NS (September 15, 2026): Elizabeth Smith-McCrossin, Independent MLA for Cumberland North, is proposing legislation to protect health-care workers who report unsafe care or other wrongdoing. “Health-care workers have an ethical responsibility to report...
by Cumberland Gazette | Sep 23, 2026 | Cumberland Communities, Nova Scotia & Canada, Oxford, Wentworth
CABOT ANNOUNCES CABOT WILDS, NOVA SCOTIA’S NEWEST LUXURY LIFESTYLE AND GOLF DESTINATION Expansive Resort Will Be Developed in Partnership With Canada’s Visionary Bragg Family, Blending World-Class Golf, Pristine Nature and Canadian...
by Cumberland Gazette | Sep 23, 2026 | Nova Scotia & Canada
No cat should be left to face traffic, weather, hunger, and fear because someone decided they were no longer convenient. If life changes, ask for help. Contact a rescue, a shelter, a vet clinic, a foster group, or someone who can guide you. Leaving a cat or dog by the...
by Cumberland Gazette | Sep 23, 2026 | International News, Nova Scotia & Canada
But U.S. levies on salt, cement, toilet paper lifted as of Tuesday From CBC NEWS Alexandra Mae Jones · CBC News · Posted: Sep 15, 2026 1:01 AM ADT | Last Updated: 10 hours ago People explore Biidaasige Park near a cement manufacturing plant in Toronto on Aug. 26. New...
by Cumberland Gazette | Sep 23, 2026 | Nova Scotia & Canada
Congratulations to Dr. Joseph P. Donachie on the remarkable occasion of your 90th birthday.Your decades of service as a family physician, anesthesiologist and dedicated Rotarian, here at home and around the world, including Peru, have touched countless lives...
by Cumberland Gazette | Sep 23, 2026 | Nova Scotia & Canada
This is worth the 20 minute listen to get clarity on where we currently stand on the AI Data Centre...
by Cumberland Gazette | Sep 23, 2026 | Nova Scotia & Canada
From thepienews.com by Doug Ronson September 16 2026 The jump in international grad students follows moves to atteact MA and PhD students to Canada. Photo: iStock. Immigration, Refugees and Citizenship Canada (IRCC) says it issued 6,455 new grad students permits in...
by Cumberland Gazette | Sep 23, 2026 | Nova Scotia & Canada
From 1000towns.ca Visit their Website In the summer of 1885, Alexander Graham Bell saw Cape Breton Island from a train window for the first time. He was thirty-eight, wealthy, and looking for somewhere quieter than Boston. From the train, he saw a long blue lake...
by Cumberland Gazette | Sep 23, 2026 | Nova Scotia & Canada
September 15, 2026 HALIFAX, NS: Cumberland North MLA Elizabeth Smith-McCrossin is calling for an independent Health Ombudsman to investigate serious patient safety concerns and require Nova Scotia Health to explain how they will respond to recommendations for safer...
