A man has been charged in the killing of a former champion golfer from Spain, after the Iowa State University student’s body was found Monday morning at a golf course in central Iowa. Continue reading →

German doctors treating Pyotr Verzilov, a member of Russian protest group Pussy Riot, said Tuesday that claims he was poisoned are “highly plausible” but stressed they can’t say how this might have occurred or who was responsible. Continue reading →

A ban on the main source of artificial trans fats took effect Monday. Continue reading →

Nova Scotia RCMP say the crash along Highway 104 happened at 4:10 a.m. Continue reading →

Carl McLean, speaking on behalf of the Nunatsiavut government, opened the day’s proceedings with an oral history of the Labrador Inuit’s use of the river and continued reliance on the waterway for food, travel and lodging. Continue reading →

The Nova Scotia government says Standard and Poor’s has upgraded the province’s long-term credit rating to its highest ever. Continue reading →

The turbine will remain stationary while the OpenHydro team analyzes information gathered from sensors to determine whether it is functional. Continue reading →

Ocearch is best-known in Nova Scotia for tagging Hilton, a celebrity great white shark who regularly reveals his location in a wry and charming Twitter feed that has almost 45,000 followers. Continue reading →

“If they’re denied entry at the border, there’s nothing that we can do about it because it’s U.S. law, and we’re subject to their law.” Continue reading →

Valérie Plante says she finds it difficult to accept the Coalition’s proposed plan to reduce the annual number to 40,000 from 50,000 given a labour shortage in the city. Continue reading →

The massive dam and powerhouse harnessing the lower Churchill River near Happy Valley-Goose Bay still isn’t complete, but its price tag has climbed to $12.7 billion – with the bill going to a province of just 530,000 people. Continue reading →

On Sunday afternoon, dozens of people went for a dip in the Atlantic, jumping into the Halifax harbour as part of the Big Jump free urban swimming event. Continue reading →

Police say a man with a firearm was reported in the area of the 36 block of Primrose Street.  Continue reading →

Police say they discovered the cannabis plants while executing a search warrant at a residence in Mount Uniacke, N.S. Continue reading →

According to Statistics Canada, around one million Canadians claim full or partial Polish ancestry. Continue reading →

A delayed examination of the Event East business plan and $1.3-million tender to replace roof of the Burnside Transit Centre highlight this week’s council meeting. Continue reading →

Edmond Giroux’s video shows three whales that had surfaced near the boat, before all three dive down beneath the waves, then launch themselves one by one into the air. Continue reading →

The Nova Scotia Human Rights Commission launched an online survey regarding the practice of carding on September 6., with the goal of gathering additional information. Continue reading →

A public inquiry begins Monday on how the cost of the Muskrat Falls project has already doubled to more than $12.7-billion – with the bill handed to a province of just 530,000 people. Continue reading →

Just before 12:00 a.m. on Thursday, police say, officers responded to a complaint of two impaired drivers in a parking lot. Continue reading →

The future HMCS Harry DeWolf was transitioned onto a submersible barge on Friday, and was towed to its launch site in the Bedford Basin on Saturday. Continue reading →

Halifax Regional Police say the crash between the motorcycle and vehicle happened around 1:40 p.m. along Victoria Road on Highway 111. Continue reading →