Evan Taylor is a local journalist based in Port Hawkesbury, Nova Scotia. With a focus on reporting news and events in the community, Evan has written for various media outlets, including CIGO, Acadia Broadcasting Bridgewater, and Radio CJLS LTD. He covers a wide range of topics, including local politics, environmental issues, and community initiatives.
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Evan Taylor's coverage focuses on local news, particularly in Nova Scotia. His articles cover a wide range of topics including government announcements, crime, and business-related issues. Sources with expertise in local governance and politics within the specified regions may find success reaching out to him for commentary or insights into ongoing developments.
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By: Evan Taylor
Nova Scotia has earned a spot on Travel + Leisure magazine's prestigious list of the 50 Best Places to Travel ...
By: Evan Taylor
A Christmas tradition born from a spontaneous act of kindness in 2010 has grown into a vital lifeline for fami...
Thunder Bay Police have a visible presence in parts of the city's south side as they investigate a case involv...
By: Evan Taylor
The Nova Scotia Liberal Party has ended its legal challenge against Progressive Conservative MLA Susan Corkum-Greek, accused of distributing Tim Hortons gift cards during her campaign in Lunenburg.
By: Evan Taylor
The Mahone Bay Fire Department is organizing a charity breakfast and silent auction to support one of its memb...
By: Evan Taylor
New federal mortgage rules designed to make homeownership more affordable for Canadians came into force this w...
A new report from the Canadian Centre for Policy Alternatives (CCPA) reveals that Nova Scotia's child poverty rate hit nearly 24 per cent in 2022, the highest in Atlantic Canada. This marks the largest one-year increase in the province since 1989, with 41,500 children living in poverty.
By: Evan Taylor
Residents in Bridgewater and nearby communities will experience a brief power outage early Friday morning, Dec...
By: Evan Taylor
A winter storm is expected to move into Nova Scotia late Friday night, bringing heavy snow, ice pellets, and gusty winds in some areas. Environment Canada meteorologist Jim Prime explains the storm's timing and impact.
By: Evan Taylor
The RCMP are renewing their efforts to solve the 2020 murder of Donny Lohnes, whose death remains unsolved aft...
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