A 36-year-old man is dead after an ATV crash in Colchester County.

Colchester County District RCMP were&nbsp;called to a report of a single-vehicle crash in Camden, N.S., at 1:23 p.m. Sunday.

Emergency services and RCMP found an upright ATV near Camden Road when they arrived.

The driver, a man from Salmon River, was pronounced dead at the scene. There were no other passengers.

An investigation has begun, the release states.

Eastern Shore Pride building solidarity, community

The Eastern Shore Pride parade wound through the streets of Musquodoboit Harbour, N.S., on Saturday, and this time it was the biggest yet.

Brenda Hattie poses with a rainbow flag at last year's Eastern Shore Pride parade.

Brenda Hattie

Suspicious fires in Cumberland County could be connected, say RCMP

RCMP believe a string of suspicious fires in Cumberland County could be connected.

The logo of the RCMP is seen on the side of a vehicle. There is a buffalo head in the logo and the French phrase "Maintiens le Droit" or "maintain the right."

Nova Scotia RCMP are on the scene of a serious collision on Highway 105, near Baddeck. 

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RCMP say several recent suspicious fires in Cumberland County could be connected.

Bats discovered in proposed Archibald Lake wilderness area

Bats are now one of the many rare species observed living in the Archibald Lake wilderness area.

A Myotis Lucifugus a.k.a little brown bat sitting on a tree.

Myotis Lucifugus a.k.a little brown bat

Retired biologist Edwin DeMont discovered the bats by using a device that can record ultrasonic frequencies bats use to echolocate.

'Nothing but senseless': Covered bridge destroyed in rash of suspicious fires

A local recreational club in Cumberland County is picking up the pieces of its hard work after a series of suspicious fires in the area. RCMP are investigating after several structures were destroyed in incidents this month.

A covered bridge on a trail near Collingwood, N.S. built by the Cobequid Off Highway Vehicle Club. 

Covered bridge

Jason Sherriff, the vice-president of the Cobequid Off Highway Vehicle Club, says the club built the bridge eight years ago after months of hard work and fundraising.

Dead pilot whale known as Double-Dip washes ashore in Cape Breton

A dead long-finned pilot whale, known by researchers in the area as Double-Dip, washed ashore on a remote beach in northern Cape Breton on Friday.

A dead pilot whale known as Double-Dip did not appear to have been entangled in rope or struck by a boat and appeared otherwise healthy, says Dal researcher Elizabeth Zwamborn.

Salmon River man, 36, dies in ATV crash in Colchester County

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