Category: Community News

Tantramar Report: Racist attack on federal NDP candidate; CUPE set for strike votes; Charles Beaver on best practices for the vaccinated

Erica Butler September 7, 2021

Isolated flooding and a full retention pond during Thursday storm

Erica Butler September 6, 2021

The front of the Sackville Memorial Hospital.

Tantramar Report: ER closed again tonight; council to meet Tuesday; and drug charges in Sackville

Erica Butler September 6, 2021

Two Sackville residents face drug charges

Erica Butler September 6, 2021

The exterior of a retail building with a sign that reads "Quality Grocery."

Tantramar Report: Black Duck to open a specialty grocery store, incoming Mount A students must declare vax status on campus

Meg Cunningham September 3, 2021

A kayak on a lake.

Tantramar Report: Kayak rentals coming to Silver Lake, walk-in vaccine clinic today, Higgs questioned about vaccine passports

Meg Cunningham September 2, 2021

Tantramar Report: Dangerous driving at NB-NS border, Mt A to close for Orange Shirt Day, and honouring Sackville veterans on town streets

Erica Butler September 1, 2021

Tantramar Report: 7000 vaccinations given at Corner Drug, canoe rentals coming to Silver Lake, and getting out the student vote

Erica Butler August 31, 2021

The front of the Sackville Memorial Hospital.

Tantramar Report: CUPE rally for frontline workers draws dozens, string of fires concerns Cap-Pelé, Sackville emergency room back open

Meg Cunningham August 30, 2021

A black and white image of a float with the word "FLOAT" in white text over it.

Artists Wanted: Struts to sponsor a one-of-a-kind Fall Fair float

Meg Cunningham August 27, 2021

People stands around a pick-up truck full of bags of garbage, outdoors.

Tantramar Report: Fort Folly Habitat Recovery cleans up Johnson’s Creek, 14 cases of community transmission, Struts to pay artist to build Fall Fair float

Meg Cunningham August 27, 2021

A charging port on an electric vehicle.

Tantramar Report: EV rebate’s impact on local dealers, CUPE march for frontline workers, and AWI nature school registration open

Meg Cunningham August 26, 2021

Four broadsides sit on a wooden table.

Tantramar Report: Three Beausejour candidates named so far, Pfizer walk-in clinic, and a visit to a micro press

Meg Cunningham August 25, 2021

Amy Ward watches Keagan Hawthorne as he inspects a broadside he printed using his 1927 flatbed proofing press.

Broadside poems printed with care for the Tantramar Literary Society fundraiser

Meg Cunningham August 25, 2021

Tantramar Report: selling a national historic site, NS border rules change, pay bump for RCMP

Erica Butler August 24, 2021

COVID update: NS brings in self isolation for unvaxxed NBers Wednesday, province tight-lipped about vaxx status of new cases

Erica Butler August 24, 2021