
Tina Comeau
Editor/Journalist at SaltWire Network
Tri-County Vanguard editor & SaltWire journalist in Yarmouth NS. Mom to 2 great guys. Nikon girl. Lifelong ABBA fan. My "me" time is spent with a movie or book.
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1 day ago |
saltwire.com | Tina Comeau
Advertisement 1 • • Article contentThe sun will rise again on a building many in Yarmouth fondly remember as Sunset Terrace. This renewed beginning will come in the form of affordable housing. The Affordable Housing Association of Nova Scotia (AHANS) will be converting the former seniors’ boarding house, located at 8 James St., into an affordable housing residential development. It intends to reach a goal of 12 individual rental units.
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2 days ago |
saltwire.com | Tina Comeau
Skip to ContentAdvertisement 1The building eyed by private developer has sat empty for nearly 13 years • • Article contentIn a place where once hundreds of students a year studied a variety of subjects with the ultimate goal being to receive their diploma at the end of their Grade 12 year, a new type of study and achievement will occur here to help the health-care system.
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5 days ago |
saltwire.com | Tina Comeau
Ferry operator hopeful increased American visitation will help minimize the impact on numbers • • Article contentWith the start of The CAT ferry’s 2025 sailing season just around the corner, Bay Ferries had seen a decline in ticket sales, which it attributed to fewer Canadians looking to travel to the United States.
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1 week ago |
saltwire.com | Tina Comeau
• • Article contentA community housing forum recently put on by the Town of Yarmouth truly emphasized the concept of ‘community’ when it came to looking at addressing the issue of housing. The Yarmouth Community Housing Forum, which took place May 1 at NSCC Burridge, was a chance for homeowners and property owners to learn more about renting out rooms or building accessory dwellings, often referred to as backyard suites, at their properties. It also explored the issue of renting apartments.
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1 week ago |
saltwire.com | Tina Comeau
Skip to ContentAdvertisement 1The man was housed in cells after being arrested for public intoxication in February • • Article contentAn investigation by SiRT into the February death of man who had been held in RCMP custody after being arrested for public intoxication has determined there are no reasonable grounds to believe members of the Digby RCMP committed a criminal offence in relation to the man’s death.
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Fewer Canadians booking travel on CAT ferry, but American numbers comparable to last year. Season starts May 15. https://t.co/xGbncOsiOA

Digby RCMP not responsible for death of man in custody says SiRT https://t.co/H485PRJ7BD

IGNITE gets $1.6-million boost from province to help N.S. entrepreneurs & businesses grow, with a particular focus on rural Nova Scotia @IGNITEAtlantic https://t.co/XFYeW5Tn1A