The diamond was found in October a mine located south of the Arctic Circle. Continue reading →

Protesters came out in cities across Canada to promote freedom of speech and voice their opposition to Prime Minister Justin Trudeau, the U.N. migration pact and the federal carbon tax. Continue reading →

U.S. official said Marriott hackers are suspected to have worked with the Chinese Ministry of State Security. Continue reading →

Everybody appears to be a lot happier. Continue reading →

Over the years, membership at the Dartmouth club has dwindled to the point where Kitchen says the facility is in danger of closing its doors. Continue reading →

Despite his 17-hour ordeal, the cat, named Baloo, was found in good health. Continue reading →

The New Brunswick government is amending its Motor Vehicle Act next week to slap harsher penalties on those who get behind the wheel while impaired by drugs. Continue reading →

Yellow vest protesters said they will continue to show up outside City Hall every Saturday until the riots in France start to decrease. Continue reading →

The Emera Oval will open to the public on Saturday for the 2018-19 winter season, if the weather holds up. Continue reading →

A groundbreaking Nova Scotian nanotechnology company now has a permanent home at the Innovacorp Technology and Innovation Centre in Dartmouth. Continue reading →

Police are warning the public to be particularly vigilant during the holiday season because scam artists tend to prey on people during a time of year where emotions can run high. Continue reading →

The Department of Labour and Advanced Education says St. Francis Xavier University in Antigonish is getting an additional $3.95 million, while the University of King’s College in Halifax will get an extra $2.2 million. Continue reading →

The Halifax Stanfield International Airport is bracing for its busy holiday rush, beginning Dec. 19. Continue reading →

The decision, which was made in late December, required a lot of the Crown corporation’s attention and resources, as they were given a short period of time to be ready for cannabis legalization. Continue reading →

A man had to be airlifted to hospital after shots were fired at a home in Nova Scotia’s Colchester County on Wednesday night. Continue reading →

The demands are outlined in a petition signed by more than 60,000 people, dropped off at the local office of Halifax MP Andy Fillmore on Thursday. Continue reading →

A Dartmouth woman shares her moving experience where she ended up being invoiced for a much higher amount than originally expected. Continue reading →

NSLC spokeswoman Beverley Ware says the liquor corporation is being affected by shortages that have hit provinces across the country. Continue reading →

The meeting was held in camera — or behind closed doors — as Scot Wortley provided an update on his report. Continue reading →

Rebecca Thomas said the deluge of comments speaks to the knee-jerk reaction often seen when the country’s history of colonialism is pointed out. Continue reading →

Nova Scotia’s lands and forestry minister says the province isn’t currently planning for the potential shutdown of the Northern Pulp mill if it can’t solve its effluent problem. Continue reading →

Nova Scotia RCMP say the alleged infraction happened just before 10 p.m. along Highway 7. Continue reading →

When the ServiCom call centre in Sydney was closed a week ago, almost 700 workers lost their jobs. Continue reading →

Dennis Oland, 50, an investment adviser, is the last known person to have seen his father alive and is on trial for second-degree murder. Continue reading →