President Donald Trump’s intensifying legal troubles are unnerving some of his fellow Republicans. Continue reading →

“The baby was screaming for his life,” said one witness. Continue reading →

The father of Tori Stafford, who was murdered by Michael Rafferty and Terri-Lynne McClintic in 2009, says Rafferty has been moved out of maximum-security prison. Continue reading →

Former Guantanamo Bay detainee Omar Khadr wants to be granted a Canadian passport to travel to Saudi Arabia and permission to speak to his controversial sister. Continue reading →

York Regional Police announced earlier this month that they will post the names of everyone charged with an impaired driving-related offence to their website each Monday. Continue reading →

Fisheries Minister Jonathan Wilkinson laid out the new approach to the sector on Tuesday, including creating a single comprehensive set of regulations to clarify how aquaculture is run in Canada. Continue reading →

Husky Energy has confirmed that the leak, which sent an estimated 250,000 litres of crude oil into the Atlantic Ocean, was caused when a flowline connector failed. Continue reading →

Tanya Wilneff, a former manager at the ServiCom Canada facility in Sydney, says the workers have yet to endorse any centralized fundraising efforts. Continue reading →

Halifax’s scramble to get ready for legal cannabis was far more haphazard than previously known — with documents indicating that the roll out was plagued by uncertainty. Continue reading →

Nova Scotians fighting for racial minorities, people with HIV and AIDS and newcomers are being recognized today for their work. Continue reading →

In a tweet, the Halifax-born movie star said the provincial government must stop its “corporate welfare” for Northern Pulp, which Page said is “literally destroying the province.” Continue reading →

Dunk for Diabetes stresses diabetes awareness and prevention and teaches kids to live a healthy lifestyle. Continue reading →

The project seeks to duplicate Highway 104 along a 38-kilometre stretch between Sutherlands River in Pictou County, N.S., and Addington Forks in Antigonish County. 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 →