SaltWire Today

-Yarmouth County fire contained nearly 70 per cent-Wildfire breaks out in Upper Musquodoboit-New traffic signal in Dartmouth designed for cyclists-Rescue me love for pets shines through in photos-Dartmouth fair kicks off with amusement rides and carnival games-Wined and Dined with Mark DeWolfAlso - "Thinking Out Loud", the "Atlantic Sports Wire" and WeatherWatch the full video edition at www.saltwire.com/saltwire-today-your-local-online-newscast

-NS reports over 3,000 new cases of COVID-19, 18 deaths-Souls Harbour Rescue Mission Halifax site damaged by fire-Yarmouth County fire continues to burn out of control, tripling in size from day before-Rally held in Halifax to save historic home-NS Sports Hall of Fame finds new home-Prices at the Pumps with Dan McTeagueAlso - "Thinking Out Loud", the "Atlantic Sports Wire" and WeatherWatch the full video edition at www.saltwire.com/saltwire-today-your-local-online-newscast

-Ottawa to bring charter flight of Ukrainian refugees to Halifax on June 2-Air quality issues persist as Yarmouth County wildfire grows in size-Small options home in Halifax for adults with disabilities seeks tenant-Cobequid Lawn Bowls Club celebrates 10 yearsAlso - "Thinking Out Loud", the "Atlantic Sports Wire" and WeatherWatch the full video edition at www.saltwire.com/saltwire-today-your-local-online-newscast

=Memorial walk in Halifax marks thirteen years since the murder of Tanya Brooks=Mass Casualty Commission: Sending out public alert during a mass shooting 'may save a life' says briefing note to Halifax cops=Crown drops charges against Stephen D’Arcy, former IWK CFO accused of breach of trust =Wildfire season in Nova ScotiaAlso - "Thinking Out Loud", the "Atlantic Sports Wire" and WeatherWatch the full video edition at www.saltwire.com/saltwire-today-your-local-online-newscast

- May 9 marks thirty years since Westray Mine disaster that killed twenty-six- RCMP looking for witnesses after weekend crash in Mount Uniacke that left one woman seriously injured- Van Gogh immersive exhibit opens in Halifax- Nature Conservancy of Canada encourages people to make small conservation acts in "No Mow May"Also with "Thinking Out Loud", the "Atlantic Sports Wire" and WeatherWatch the full video edition at www.saltwire.com/saltwire-today-your-local-online-newscast