New Glasgow Regional Police say they have located the missing 15-year-old girl that was last seen on Saturday night at 7:30 pm on Chelsea Court in New Glasgow.  She is reported safe.  New Glasgow Regional Police are thanking the media and the public for posting and sharing information in locating her.

 

 

The fourth victim of torrential rain and deadly flooding in Nova Scotia will be memorialized this weekend.

Fourteen-year-old Terri-Lynn Keddy is remembered as a lover of music who spent her free time singing and dancing.

A celebration of her life is scheduled for Saturday in Brooklyn.

The floodwaters swept two vehicles off the road, killing six-year-old Colton Sisco, six-year-old Natalie Harnish and 52-year-old Nicholas Holland, along with Keddy.

 

 

King Charles says he and Queen Camilla are praying for the families who lost loved ones in deadly floodwaters last month.

In a letter to Nova Scotia’s lieutenant governor, the King says he recognizes the summer has been a difficult time for Nova Scotians, as the flooding came just weeks after wildfires blazed across parts of the province.

 

 

Twila Grosse of the PC Party won Tuesday’s provincial by-election in the riding of Preston.   It’s a big win for the PCs as the riding had been held by the Liberals for the past 20 years.  Grosse captured over 45-percent of the vote, with NDP candidate Colter Simmonds coming in second.  Voter turnout was just under 39 per cent for the byelection that was necessary after the resignation of former Liberal MLA Angela Simmonds in April.