The delegation led by B.C. Forestry Minister Doug Donaldson will no longer be stopping in China, and will instead end its trip after a visit to Japan. Continue reading →

Humboldt Broncos survivor Ryan Straschnitzki had his mind on his teammates when a truck rear-ended his bus last week, screaming “please live,” according to his mother. Continue reading →

As Canadians struggle to make sense of some of the policy choices – or lack thereof – on the part of the Trudeau Liberals, there seems to be an emerging trend of reaching for some more outlandish explanations. Continue reading →

China warned Canada on Saturday that there would be severe consequences if it did not immediately release Huawei Technologies Co. Ltd.’s chief financial officer, calling the case “extremely nasty.” Continue reading →

The Global Compact for Safe, Orderly and Regular Migration, is set to be approved in Morocco next week. Continue reading →

By the end of the ceremony, 115 wreaths had been placed as part of the first Wreaths Across Canada event to be hosted in Atlantic Canada’s largest city. Continue reading →

The last meeting of Halifax Regional Council is coming, and council has some important decisions to make to close out the year. Continue reading →

On Nov. 7, a Boeing 747 cargo plane overshot the airport’s secondary runway and came close to breaching the airport’s fence, leaving four crew members with minor injuries. Continue reading →

The video, which was posted to Twitter on Thursday, has been viewed thousands of times and has hundreds of likes and retweets. Continue reading →

It’s an old art form, but for group of young kids, using a hand-cranked printing press was a brand new experience. Their goal is to help promote a book they wrote, which comes out in February. Continue reading →

Airport officials say an American military aircraft made an emergency landing in Halifax early Saturday afternoon. Continue reading →

In an email, Nova Scotia Department of Labour and Advanced Education spokeswoman Shannon Kerr said the department has launched an investigation into the situation and is making it a priority. Continue reading →

Police say they seized two ounces of cocaine and approximately 200 methamphetamine pills while searching three Nova Scotia homes on Thursday. Continue reading →

Approximately 5,000 people board the 350 buses that travel through the current terminal every day, making it the third-busiest node in the Halifax Transit network. Continue reading →

Adam Rodgers confirmed that the Port Hawkesbury-based Rodgers Law Group — formerly known as Boudrot Rodgers Law Inc. — will be closing its door after he discovered the firm was $1.5 million in debt.  Continue reading →

Halifax may soon be joining cities like Montreal, Vancouver and Victoria in banning single use plastic bags. While the proposal is still in its early stages – it may be a little late for Halifax residents, many of whom gave up plastic bags a long time ago Continue reading →

Ben Mowat says the whole moment follows their family motto: “Don’t let what you can’t do determine what you can do.” Continue reading →

Neck guards are still up to individual players to wear at the Junior B level of the game. Continue reading →

Police clocked the vehicle traveling at 190 km/hr in a 100 km/hr zone at 7 p.m., Thursday on Highway 103. Continue reading →

HMCS St. John’s is expected to be the first warship to get new antennas, with delivery expected in early 2021. Continue reading →

The Defence Department says 102 buildings at Canadian Forces Base Greenwood will be improved with energy efficiency measures, including new LED lighting and efficient ventilation systems. Continue reading →

A new report from an ongoing public inquiry into decades of abuse at a Halifax-area orphanage says a fragmented system of care was not equipped to address the needs of children who were vulnerable. Continue reading →

Randy Desmond Riley was found guilty of second-degree murder in connection with the shooting death of Donald Chad Smith. Continue reading →

Cecil Clarke, mayor of the Cape Breton Regional Municipality, said in a statement Thursday evening that the sudden closure “came as a shock,” despite financial troubles on the part of ServiCom’s parent company. Continue reading →