New Glasgow Regional Police say that a 36-year-old man who was reported missing from New Glasgow on Sunday has been found safe this morning by police.
New Glasgow Regional Police are thanking the public for its assistance with postings and sharing of information throughout social media and the community.
New Glasgow Regional Police say they are still investigating, but they have located a truck that was reported stolen from the driveway of a home on High Street in Trenton.
Police received the report on Saturday, and turned to the public shortly after 9am for help in locating the truck.
By noon, New Glasgow Regional Police confirmed that the truck had been located in Stellarton.
Police have determined that the theft took place between late Friday and early Saturday.
Anyone with information about the theft is asked to contact New Glasgow Regional Police or Nova Scotia Crime Stoppers.
A pilot program that supports younger Nova Scotia adults with disabilities to move from nursing homes to apartments is finishing up successfully.
The first four roommates from nursing homes are either moved into, or are moving into their renovated apartments later this month, with around-the-clock care.
The Progressive Conservative government says it plans on funding moves for about 200 people over the next four years.
Now that the pilot project in Halifax is completed, the Department of Community Services is working with other departments to identify 25 more people to be moved over the next year.
A passenger jet on its way to New York landed safely in Halifax after it was forced to divert due to a mechanical problem.
Halifax Stanfield International Airport spokesperson Tiffany Chase says airport emergency staff were on standby yesterday to assist Iberia Airlines Flight 6251, which was travelling from Madrid to New York.
Chase says the team stood down after the aircraft landed safely.
The Town of New Glasgow says the deadline for volunteer applications for the Town’s Climate Action Volunteer program has been extended. You must submit your application before November 25th.
In the Maritime Junior Hockey League the Yarmouth Mariners beat the Pictou County Weeks Crushers 4-3.
