The crash occurred in the 3000 block of Old Almonte Rd., between Howie Road and Beavertail Road, outside of Stittsville in Ottawa’s west end. Continue reading →

“If this Court were to prevent Mr. Trump from engaging in this type of ‘rhetorical hyperbole’ against a political adversary, it would significantly hamper the office of the President,” the judge wrote. Continue reading →

On Monday, the breakfast talk show host tweeted a photo of the James Bond star carrying his daughter in what Morgan referred to as a “papoose.” Continue reading →

From dried bud to oils, here’s a rundown of what will be legal to purchase and consume Oct. 17. Continue reading →

A hunters’ group hopes to help feed the hungry by donating moose and other game meat to food banks in Newfoundland and Labrador, but they say the province won’t allow it. Continue reading →

Police say they executed a search warrant at a home on Craig Road and seized several firearms, ammunition and a quantity of marijuana.  Continue reading →

There are several locations on the Halifax peninsula. Downtown has experienced a growth of the areas — with at least four cropping up on Argyle Street.  Continue reading →

Environment Canada issued weather alerts for all of Newfoundland, parts of Labrador and much of New Brunswick, which could see wind gusts up to 80 km/h. Continue reading →

David Hendsbee, councillor for Preston-Chezzetcook-Eastern Shore, told Global News on Monday that he decided to move the marker at the Porter Lake Bus Terminal after receiving complaints from constituents.  Continue reading →

Darren Smalley, 38, is charged with sexual assault causing bodily harm and participating in a sexual assault involving one or more people. Continue reading →

Classrooms in Nova Scotia will soon be able to use VR headsets in their classroom. The education department is looking to buy 516 VR headsets. Continue reading →

Vice-Admiral Mark Norman’s legal team is demanding the federal government release dozens of documents that officials have deemed cabinet secrets, but which Norman’s lawyers say they need to properly defend their client in court. Continue reading →

RCMP assistant commissioner Joanne Crampton told the National Inquiry into Missing and Murdered Indigenous Women and Girls on Monday that current statistics on human trafficking are “not anywhere near” the real picture. Continue reading →

As of 4 p.m. Monday, only nine designated smoking areas show up on Halifax Regional Municipality’s online map. Continue reading →

Halifax Regional Police say a man entered a Scotiabank branch in the downtown Scotia Square mall and demanded money from the teller, while motioning as if he had a weapon. Continue reading →

The Toronto producer of the award-winning musical, “Come From Away,” says the show will play eight benefit performances in a concert version in St. John’s, N.L. Continue reading →

Benjamin Perryman, a Halifax-based lawyer with an interest in human rights law, says the Nova Scotia Police Complaints Commissioner failed to conduct a neutral and thorough investigation into his client’s complaint. Continue reading →

Competitors sit in massive, hollowed-out pumpkins — often painted or decorated in an array of colours — and paddle across the lake using canoe or kayak paddles. Continue reading →

Halifax began to add to its map of designated smoking areas on Sunday, a little more than 12 hours before new restrictions on smoking and vaping go into effect. Continue reading →

While a portion of Nova Scotia’s FOIPOP system was brought back online on Sept. 5, it only included the ability to download previously completed FOI requests.  That is now going to change. Continue reading →

Nearly 40 demonstrators from the school and community confronted president Kent MacDonald as he addressed potential students at the university’s open house. Continue reading →

Police say that the incident occurred shortly after midnight on Saturday in the area of Rockliff Crescent in Sydney, N.S. Continue reading →

According to the report, released to The Canadian Press under freedom-of-information legislation, the intercom had been cut some time earlier, in contravention of provincial rules. Continue reading →

Halifax Regional Fire and Emergency has issued updates to two of their fire investigations, classifying them as incendiary — or having been deliberately set. Continue reading →

“When people ask how I feel, I say, ‘Kind of stunned and absolutely delighted with the response that we still have,'” Liz Crocker, the owner of Woozles, said at the event. Continue reading →

Shipbuilders at Halifax’s Irving Shipyard have launched a campaign to keep their work in Nova Scotia, as concerns mount over the possibility of repair work on Halifax-class navy ships being transferred to Davie Shipbuilding in Quebec. Continue reading →