Video Archives
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Dartmouth pedestrian speaks out about unsafe intersection -
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Ovarian cancer survivors spread awareness through ‘Walk for Hope’ -
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African Nova Scotian community receives RCMP apology for historic use of street checks -
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Nova Scotia proposes two-year extension to rent cap -
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Fall sitting of Nova Scotia legislature kicks off -
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Fare increase ‘another expense’ for H.R.M. transit users -
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Labour Day: Union members march in solidarity with fellow workers -
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Hope for Wildlife open house draws thousands in Seaforth -
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Traffic woes in Halifax -
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Halifax-area trail closed after possible bear attack -
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QEII hospital’s staff parking will become limited during renovations -
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N.S. non-profit that helps newcomers looking for new home -
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IWK to screen babies for spinal muscular atrophy -
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Community concerns after Hants County bridge is closed for repairs -
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N.S. woman calls for more endometriosis surgery options in province -
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Chester Race Week gives N.S. businesses chance to showcase community -
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Easter Seals says annual Drop Zone fundraiser is a great success -
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Professional misconduct hearing into N.S. gynecologist begins -
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Photographer gives back to some Halifax businesses through locally inspired snapshots -
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Endometriosis patients hope federal legislation will improve access to necessary medications
Author Archives
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N.S. teen with spinal muscular atrophy applauds newborn screening at IWKVan Bernard, 17, says when he was born, little was known or could be done about his diagnosis. His mother says screening could help other families avoid the anxiety they felt.HealthAug 21
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Local photography series recognizes classic N.S. businessesA local photographer is sharing her appreciation for Halifax’s most beloved businesses through a photo series called Time and Tide.CanadaAug 15
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N.S. endometriosis patients urge province to introduce free birth controlIf passed, the federal pharmacare bill could make contraceptives free for Nova Scotians, but that will depend on if the province chooses to implement these benefits on the ground.HealthAug 10
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Traffic light collector is on mission to make N.S. safer, one intersection at a timeKyel Miller is on a mission to improve crosswalk safety by installing new light ‘phases’ at intersections across the province, one of which is in Lower Sackville.TrafficAug 7
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N.S. farmers say constant ‘intense’ weather is impacting their livelihoodFrom heat waves to flash floods, the constant weather changes make life extra challenging for some Nova Scotia farmers who are trying to make this their living.EnvironmentAug 2
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N.S. ‘remedy’ to move people with disabilities out of institutions slow, says monitorThe 52-page report highlights delays in hiring staff to plan the closure of institutions and a failure to end admissions to institutions in the first year, which ended April 1.HealthAug 1
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‘I can’t sleep’: Mom begs for answers 3 months after son’s killing in Nova ScotiaLeslie Sparks' son, 36-year-old Tyrell Beals, was shot dead in May. In the three months since her son's killing, Sparks says she's stills searching for answers.CrimeAug 1
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Sidewalk ‘step in the right direction’ for pedestrians navigating Bayers LakeA multitude of big box retailers, heavy traffic and limited pedestrian infrastructure makes getting around Bayers Lake business park challenging, if not dangerous.CanadaJul 30
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Nova Scotians ‘divided’ over new local shopping incentive programAt a farmers’ market in Chester, N.S. last week, the community weighed in on the new program, and what they thought could be improved.ConsumerJul 28
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New LGBTQ2 bar in Halifax sees outpouring of supportHalifax’s last dedicated queer bar closed its doors permanently during the COVID-19 pandemic, leaving a void in the community until June of this year.FeaturesJul 27
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‘We found our way through it all’: Non-profits helping N.S. wildfire victims without home insuranceIn May 2023, a fast-moving wildfire swept through the neighbourhood and destroyed the home Phil Fizzard and Sue Reid had made together.CanadaJun 27
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First-of-its-kind Hindu temple to open in Atlantic CanadaThe Atlantic Hindu Society says it has been working towards the grand opening of the South India-style Hindu temple for years.CanadaJun 24
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‘The whole sky was black’: Bedford neighbourhood left shaken after fire destroys homeNo one was injured in the fire, which damaged one home and left two others in need of serious repairs. Firefighters say quick action saved others from being impacted.CanadaJun 24
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Federal government rescinds approval for Dartmouth Cove infill projectThis comes after two years of work on the project with developer Atlantic Road Construction and Paving Ltd.EnvironmentJun 20
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‘Historic backlog’: More than 1,200 court cases at risk of being tossed in N.S.Nova Scotia's court system is facing mounting pressures and a historic backlog in cases -- meaning some accused may never see their day in court.CanadaJun 14
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‘A warm, caring place’: Hospice Halifax holds annual hike to raise money for end-of-life careHospice Halifax held its annual Hike for Hospice at Point Pleasant Park on Saturday, to raise money for compassionate end-of-life care.HealthJun 10
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‘Part of the family’: Longtime patrons step up after beloved Halifax cafe forced to closeWayne DeCoste, one of the owners of Mary's Place Cafe II, has had medical issues, prompting the restaurant's closure. Former customers are rallying to help the family financially.CanadaJun 7
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N.S. college students worried about missed class time: ‘What’s the point of having a diploma?’Students in the social services program at NSCC's Ivany Campus says the school didn't move fast enough to replace an instructor and they missed out on valuable class time.EducationMar 22
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Nova Scotians brave the cold for annual New Year’s polar plungeA group of friends participated in their annual polar bear dip at Halifax's Sir Sanford Fleming Park, in honour of the new year.CanadaJan 1
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N.S. group warns about the impact of fireworks on pets ahead of New Year’s EveFormer vet Hugh Chisholm reminds dog, cat and livestock-owners that their animals can go into ‘fight or flight mode’ when spooked by sudden loud noises, such as fireworks.CanadaDec 31, 2023
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N.S. daycare destroyed by wildfire announces plans to rebuildA daycare centre in Upper Tantallon, outside Halifax, that burnt down during the wildfires this year has announced plans to rebuild.CanadaDec 27, 2023
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Dartmouth pub serves free Christmas dinner to hundreds, aims to curb holiday lonelinessThe pub's owner said she hopes the dinner will grow to become a street-wide holiday party in the future. This year, the volunteer-run event brought out almost 400 people.CanadaDec 26, 2023
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Nova Scotia woman concerned for family in Mexico in wake of devastating hurricaneSherry Doyle reflects on Hurricane Otis’ devastating landfall in Acapulco and worries for the future of the city as locals look to rebuild.EnvironmentNov 10, 2023
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Unhoused man denied stay at N.S. hotel – despite money to pay for itAn unhoused man recovering from surgery is speaking out after he was recently denied a stay at a Halifax-area hotel room, despite having the money to pay for it.CanadaOct 26, 2023
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‘It’s discriminatory’: LGBTQ2 advocates frustrated with tissue donation policy'There’s not a need to turn away an entire demographic of donors when we are facing a shortage, and it’s just discriminatory,' says an advocate for the LGBTQ2 community.CanadaMay 3, 2023
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