Alerts
NOTICE TO MOTORISTS 8th STREET
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- Category: Alerts
- Published: Friday, 05 June 2026 14:20
DISRUPTION OF TRAFFIC / PEDESTRAINS
The Town of New Glasgow Engineering and Public Works Department wishes to advise motorists and pedestrians that vehicular and foot traffic will be disrupted on 8TH Street area, on Monday, June 8, 2026, Starting at 7am until work is complete.
A full road closure will be in place at each end of 8th St.
Through traffic will not be permitted as paving will be taking place.
The Town of New Glasgow regrets any inconvenience this may cause and wishes to thank the public for your cooperation.
Adam Langille, CET
Civil Engineering Technologist
Traffic Advisory- McColl St.
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- Category: Alerts
- Published: Tuesday, 28 April 2026 14:57
National Day of Mourning Ceremony to Be Held April 28 in Trenton
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- Category: Alerts
- Published: Monday, 27 April 2026 09:43
For Immediate Release
National Day of Mourning Ceremony to Be Held April 28 in Trenton
April 27, 2026, New Glasgow, Nova Scotia - The annual National Day of Mourning ceremony honouring workers who have been killed, injured, or made ill as a result of workplace incidents will be held Tuesday, April 28 at 6:00 p.m. at Trenton Steeltown Park.
Hosted by the Pictou County Injured Workers Association in partnership with the Town of New Glasgow and the Town of Trenton, the ceremony provides an opportunity for community members, employers, workers, and families to come together in remembrance and to reaffirm a shared commitment to safer workplaces.
Across Canada, more than 1,000 workers lose their lives each year due to workplace incidents. The Day of Mourning serves as a reminder of the ongoing importance of prevention and the responsibility shared by all to protect workers’ health and safety.
“April 28 is a time for us to pause as a community to remember those whose lives have been lost or forever changed because of workplace injuries,” said Larry Maloney of the Pictou County Injured Workers Association. “It is also a time to renew our commitment to ensuring safer workplaces for everyone.”
The ceremony will include the singing of O Canada, opening prayer, a moment of silence, remarks from local leaders, a guest address, and the laying of wreaths in honour of workers who have been lost.
“Each year, this ceremony reminds us that behind every workplace tragedy is a family, a workplace, and a community affected by loss,” said Mayor Nancy Dicks of the Town of New Glasgow. “We gather to remember those individuals and to reaffirm our shared responsibility to promote health and safety in every workplace.”
Members of the public are encouraged to attend and take part in this important community observance.
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Media Contact:
Emma Proudfoot
Communications & Marketing Specialist
Town of New Glasgow
(902)759-9782
Sewer Repair at Intersection of Merigomish Rd. and Grant St.
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- Category: Alerts
- Published: Monday, 27 April 2026 09:18
The Town of New Glasgow wishes to advise residents and motorists that crews are repairing an emergency sewermain issue at the intersection of Merigomish Rd. and Grant St. on Tuesday, April 28, 2026 from 8:30am until 4:00pm.
This work will require a full road closure on Merigomish Rd. between Vale Rd. and Albert St. During the detour all traffic (inbound and outbound) will be detoured through Vale Rd., Brother St. and Albert St. detour will be in place for the duration of the repair.
Please drive safely through this worksite and be aware of pedestrians, workers, and work vehicles.
The Town of New Glasgow regrets any inconvenience this may cause and wishes to thank the public for their cooperation.
Audrey Buchanan, P. Eng.
Assistant Director of Engineering & Public Work
Volunteer Recognition Awards Celebrate Community Leadership in New Glasgow
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- Published: Thursday, 23 April 2026 10:46
April 23, 2026, New Glasgow, Nova Scotia - The Town of New Glasgow recognized nine outstanding volunteers during the 2026 Volunteer Recognition Awards, held in celebration of National Volunteer Week.
The annual awards highlight individuals whose dedication, leadership, and generosity strengthen recreation centres, arts and culture, heritage initiatives, community services, and volunteer organizations across New Glasgow. Their contributions help build a more connected and vibrant community for residents of all ages.
“We are very proud to recognize this year’s recipients and the meaningful contributions they make to our community,” said Mayor Nancy Dicks. “They represent just a small reflection of the many volunteers across New Glasgow who give their time, energy, and compassion each year to help make our town a stronger and more connected place to live. Congratulations to this year’s recipients.”
The 2026 Volunteer Recognition Award recipients are:
Ward One Recreation Centre Volunteer Recognition Award - Wayne Desmond
North End Recreation Centre Volunteer Recognition Award - Paul Manos
West Side Community Centre Volunteer Recognition Award - Nicole Cooley
Youth Volunteer Leadership Award - Emma Proudfoot
Carlton Munroe Music and Event Memorial Award - Brad “Fraggle” MacLean
Cultural Heritage Award - Don Cosh
Scott W. Weeks Community Service Award - Darcy Walsh
Social Justice Award - Lia Kreffer LeClair
Provincial Volunteer of the Year (Town of New Glasgow Representative) - Art MacLean
The Town of New Glasgow extends sincere appreciation to all volunteers whose time and dedication continue to enrich community life across the town.
From left to right: Paul Manos, Lia Kreffer LeClair, Emma Proudfoot, Darcy Walsh, Nicole Cooley, Don Cosh, Art MacLean
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Media Contact:
Emma Proudfoot
Communications & Marketing Specialist
Town of New Glasgow
(902)759-9782