Barb Sweet is a journalist at SaltWire Network and The Pictou Advocate. With over 30 years of experience, she focuses on regional interest and world news, covering topics such as elections, government, politics, and public policy. Barb's insights and opinions have been featured in various publications, highlighting her expertise in journalism and media.
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The federal budget released last week promises to rein in government spending — $13 billion annually by 2028-29.
By: Barb Sweet
The story of the Clairtone, which included a failed factory in Stellarton, continues to fascinate despite its downfall more than a half century ago.
As 2025 closes, the Town of New Glasgow is basking in a successful year of celebrating 150 years.
The gesture of helping out family can come with a bigger pricetag these days, as does anything involving a gas-powered vehicle.
A rainstorm that began late March 16 and continued into March 17 wreaked havoc on some roads in northeastern Nova Scotia.
A retired Watervale couple saw a brazen robbery unfold by video at their property.
By: Barb Sweet
Firefighters were still on scene April 9 after a fire broke out in downtown New Glasgow on the afternoon of April 8, destroying three buildings and impacting area businesses, including those adjoining the structures.
An equipment operator cleans up charred fire debris in downtown New Glasgow April 9.
By: Barb Sweet
Thirty two years is a long time, but especially agonizing for a mother awaiting an arrest and answers to why her son was murdered.
When I moved back to Nova Scotia a few years ago, I was petrified. Not about the move exactly, but about ending up on one of those rant and rave social media pages because I drove in the wrong lane or something.
