Kevin Northup is a journalist at CJLS. He covers a range of topics including corporate finance, the music business, sustainable agriculture, and the construction industry, blending his interests in both business and entertainment. Kevin has been featured in various outlets such as 97.3 The Wave, PerishableNews.com, and Acadia Broadcasting, among others.
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More local apples for your kids' lunch at school. New apple slicing and packaging equipment is in place at a business in Hants County.
By: Caitlin Snow, Kevin Northup
Three suspects have been charged with first degree murder, with one that remains at large, after a fatal shooting in Amherst.
No change to tax rates in Municipality of Shelburne
Halifax Music Fest will close with a rock show. Weezer will headline Night 2 of the festival at Garrison Groun...
An upgrade for fire services in the Municipality of Barrington. Three fire departments will share a structural protection unit.
Record losses for Canada Post in 2025. The company says they lost $1.57 billion before tax. That's $728 million more than the year before.
Record losses for Canada Post in 2025.
A fire was quickly put out in Thunder Bay. It happened late in the afternoon on Monday at a single-family home on Front Street.
A museum in Shelburne that faced closure is going to open up, thanks to new funding.
A person is dead after a house fire in Richmond County. It happened Wednesday morning around 7 on Loch Lomond Road.
