There is no word on when the rest of the team is expected to return, but a parade is currently still scheduled for Monday. Continue reading →

Donald Trump needs to reset the U.S. relationship with Canada — and history shows a trip to Kingston, Ont., would be a good place to start. Continue reading →

Canada’s deep cultural prejudice against renting has been cemented by decades of housing policies that have made life hard for tenants and landlords. Continue reading →

Tens of thousands of Hong Kong residents, mostly clad in black despite the sweltering weather, jammed the city’s streets Sunday in a vehement show of opposition to proposed legislation that has stoked fears of expanding control from Beijing in this former British colony. Continue reading →

The victim was pronounced dead at the scene. Continue reading →

Halifax Regional Police say they responded to the restaurant on Kempt Road at around 1:25 a.m. Continue reading →

The victim reported that two females and one male threatened him with a crosswalk flag while demanding cash and his cellphone. Continue reading →

“I’m just tired of hearing we have challenges in our in our health care. No, it’s a crisis.” Continue reading →

As Commander of 5th Canadian Division, Brigadier-General Pelletier will be responsible for both Regular and Reserve Force Canadian Army units located in the four Atlantic Provinces, Quebec, Ontario, and Alberta. Continue reading →

The province’s minister of lands and forestry announced today that he’s ordering an investigation into a proposed harvest in about 80 scenic hectares of mixed forest between two lakes in Annapolis County. Continue reading →

RCMP spokeswoman Cpl. Lisa Croteau says the shots were fired outside the Valley Credit Union branch on Seminary Avenue in Canning. Continue reading →

Bill Clarke, the president of Trans-World Distributing Ltd., has run his marine industrial business out of Dartmouth for the past four decades. But an issue with Canada Post is now causing problems. Continue reading →

Margaree Harbour Front and Rear Range lighthouses were built in 1900 to guide vessels entering Margaree Harbour from the Gulf of St. Lawrence. Continue reading →

Dean Kelsie is the accused shooter in the murder of Sean Simmons in the north end of Dartmouth on Oct. 3, 2000. Continue reading →

The city has introduced its first “local street bikeway,” a tool that will be used to provide “safe, comfortable and convenient” routes for cyclists of all ages and abilities. Continue reading →

British aviators John Alcock and Arthur Brown started their historic voyage on June 14, 1919. Continue reading →

The Raptors beat the Golden State Warriors 114-110 in Game 6 of the NBA Finals at Oracle Arena in Oakland. Continue reading →

The CN Bridges Rehabilitation Project closed off a portion of Quinpool beginning on April 1. Continue reading →

Police say there are likely more victims and are encouraging anyone with information to come forward. Continue reading →

The report released by the advisory council on Wednesday recommended a $15-billion universal single-payer pharmacare program. Continue reading →

The University of New Brunswick students were returned to safety by Ghana’s security forces Wednesday after a raid in the suburbs of Kumasi, the country’s second-largest city. Continue reading →

Police say at approximately 1:15 a.m., they received a complaint of a stabbing. A 39-year-old man was walking on the sidewalk when a suspected walked up to him and stabbed him several times.  Continue reading →

Lunenburg District RCMP have not made any arrests and are still searching for suspects.  Continue reading →

NB Power has received $5.7 million from Natural Resources Canada to create a new green energy initiative for the town. Continue reading →

A court decision has slammed the government after Nova Scotia’s ombudsman took the province to court following the health department’s refusal to hand over requested documents. Continue reading →

Some of Brad Marchand’s family members are going to be in the TD Garden arena for game seven of the Stanley Cup final. Continue reading →

It appears the crows have been terrorizing many students and staff who are carrying food on campus. Continue reading →