The twister left several people injured, including a handful in critical condition. Many others have been left without homes. Continue reading →

A lot has happened since Prime Minister Justin Trudeau took office in 2015. Here’s how his government’s tax and benefits changes add up. Continue reading →

Saskatchewan RCMP say they have made an arrest in relation to an Amber Alert that ended earlier this week. Continue reading →

A 72-year-old man from Lunenburg County is facing child pornography and sexual assault charges following an eight-month investigation. Continue reading →

Three men in their early 20s and a teenager are facing charges in connection with deliberate fires at abandoned buildings in Digby over the summer. Continue reading →

The Halifax Mooseheads started their Memorial Cup hosting season on a high note, defeating the hometown Saint John Sea Dogs 5-4 in overtime Friday night. Continue reading →

Five cruise ships made port Friday, two are coming in Saturday and two more will be stopping in on Sunday. Continue reading →

Dorado provides emotional support to children and families who come to the SeaStart Child and Youth Advocacy Centre in Halifax. Continue reading →

The invasive beetle has already destroyed millions of trees in North America, according to the Canadian Food Inspection Agency. Continue reading →

The prominent environmentalist repeated the call for McKenna to quit Friday in Moncton, N.B., while helping to campaign for the Green Party in next week’s provincial election. Continue reading →

Canada’s natural resources minister says millions of dollars in subsidies for a Nova Scotia tidal project is just one of the coming announcements as Ottawa boosts riskier forms of renewable energy. Continue reading →

The changes would remove the requirement for shareholder approval related to the hiring, firing or compensation for executives other than the president and CEO, by the province and the Halifax Regional Municipality who are co-owners. Continue reading →

Nova Scotia has announced the next steps to reach its goal of making the province more accessible for those with disabilities by 2030. Continue reading →

The changes would also require the forfeiture of prizes, winnings, and wagers by program participants under a voluntary ban. Continue reading →

An audit found Newfoundland’s Nalcor Energy may have overstated the potential value of its Muskrat Falls hydro megaproject and prematurely dismissed alternative electricity options for the province. Continue reading →

Natural Resources Minister Amarjeet Sohi announced the grant in support of a $117-million project operated by Halagonia Tidal Energy Ltd. on Thursday, amidst a meeting of G7 ministers that has emphasized the importance of renewable energies. Continue reading →

The town recently issued a request for proposals to get the gear they need to look beneath the surface of the surrounding area – and the deadline for contractors was Wednesday. Continue reading →

The 380-acre park is $1.2 million from its fundraising goal of $8 million after the province chipped in a cool $1 million. Continue reading →

Environment Minister Catherine McKenna made the announcement in Halifax on Thursday, as part of the G7 meeting on environment and energy. Continue reading →

Traffic is being rerouted around the area. Continue reading →

A spokesperson for NSBI said there was no evidence found to suggest that any personal information was inappropriately accessed despite several attempts. Continue reading →

Six Nova Scotia residents are facing charges after a car dealership in New Minas, N.S., was defrauded of $1.3 million, related to 26 vehicles. Continue reading →

Bill 36 calls for an immediate ban or moratorium on street checks in Nova Scotia. Continue reading →

At an information session held Wednesday night the Canada Lands Company rolled out their initial timeline for the process with building deconstruction slated for spring 2019 followed by the development concept stage. Continue reading →