A former Canadian diplomat has been detained in China, two sources said on Tuesday, and his current employer, the International Crisis Group, said it was seeking his prompt and safe release. Continue reading →

Google CEO Sundar Pichai was asked several questions on privacy, data collection, China, Russia, and political bias by a House committee. Continue reading →

Police believe the young girl was being directed to take packages. Continue reading →

The new entrance has a drop-off canopy on the exterior of the building. The entranceway is larger and the registration area is modern and more welcoming.  Continue reading →

Since the incident, Terri McEachern says her son hasn’t been able to return to a full-time school schedule and routine. Continue reading →

The list indicated that the top three cars coveted by car thieves in the Maritimes is the 2009 Nissan Maxima, the 2002 Chevy Silverado and the 2011 Jeep Liberty. Continue reading →

The Labour Department issued a statement Tuesday saying the former employees in Sydney are eligible for a six-week training program that will help build their skills while they search for work. Continue reading →

Street checks refer to the police technique of stopping people when no specific offence is being investigated, questioning them and recording their information. Continue reading →

Halifax firefighting is set to undergo a dramatic shift after council voted 17 to 0 in favour of adopting new standards. Continue reading →

A Halifax photographer has engineered an iconic Atlantic Canadian winter scene: A pick-up hockey game set against the backdrop of Peggy’s Cove at sunset. Continue reading →

The 12-date trek will take two modern Canadian icons across the nation next spring. Continue reading →

Michael Pickup says he was shocked to see the “extent and severity of weakness in basic financial management controls” at the largest children’s hospital in Atlantic Canada. Continue reading →

Dennis Oland, 50, is on trial for the second degree murder of his 69-year-old father, whose body was found lying in a pool of blood on July 7, 2011. Continue reading →

York Regional Police announced earlier this month that they will post the names of everyone charged with an impaired driving-related offence to their website each Monday. Continue reading →

Fisheries Minister Jonathan Wilkinson laid out the new approach to the sector on Tuesday, including creating a single comprehensive set of regulations to clarify how aquaculture is run in Canada. Continue reading →

Husky Energy has confirmed that the leak, which sent an estimated 250,000 litres of crude oil into the Atlantic Ocean, was caused when a flowline connector failed. Continue reading →

Tanya Wilneff, a former manager at the ServiCom Canada facility in Sydney, says the workers have yet to endorse any centralized fundraising efforts. Continue reading →

Halifax’s scramble to get ready for legal cannabis was far more haphazard than previously known — with documents indicating that the roll out was plagued by uncertainty. Continue reading →

Nova Scotians fighting for racial minorities, people with HIV and AIDS and newcomers are being recognized today for their work. Continue reading →

In a tweet, the Halifax-born movie star said the provincial government must stop its “corporate welfare” for Northern Pulp, which Page said is “literally destroying the province.” Continue reading →