‘This is basically confirming how the space-time around a supermassive black hole is shaped,’ said Luigi Gallo, a professor of astronomy at Saint Mary’s University.
One person is now hospitalized in an intensive care unit.
Jordan Boyd was just 16 years old and a promising athlete when he died suddenly from a rare heart disease after collapsing on the ice in August 2013.
Elections Nova Scotia says a total of 12,300 early votes had been cast so far — nearly three times the amount of early votes cast by this point in the last election.
Global News posed the same five questions to each of the three main political parties about how they plan to handle COVID-19 moving forward. Here’s what they had to say.
The team’s first home game will be played at the Wanderers Grounds on Aug. 2.
Police in Fredericton are looking for 33-year-old Nigel Grenier, who is also wanted on several warrants with the Codiac RCMP.
The victim was found lying on the ground next to a home on Tingley Crescent early Tuesday morning.
Arlene McLean was reported missing from Eastern Passage in September 1999 after she left her home and was never seen again.
A new report from researchers at Acadia University is calling on the Nova Scotia government to implement permanent, paid sick leave legislation for all employees. While paid sick leave has long been a big discussion in the labour rights movement, the report from the Canadian Centre for Policy Alternatives said COVID-19 has “intensified” the calls…
On Tuesday, Trudeau said he will continue ‘to impress strongly upon the government of New Brunswick how it needs to keep up its obligations under the Canada Health Act.’
Speaking from the vaccine clinic at the Moncton Coliseum, Trudeau said the country has now received more than 66 million doses of the COVID-19 vaccine.
The new case is travel related and involves a person in their 60s in the Fredericton region.
Halifax Common Pool remains closed for the rest of the summer while Centennial Pool will reopen in September.
‘Hate can not stop hate. Only love can stop hate. I love my community and I will not stop,’ said Tamara Tynes Powell in a Facebook post.