The high school clique vibes continued as an overjoyed German chancellor Angela Merkel — played by SNL cast member Kate McKinnon — is invited to fill the fourth seat. Continue reading →

Other sweaters included an upside-down snowman with its carrot nose and ornamental balls imitating male genitalia and another showing Santa roasting his “chestnuts” over a holiday ornamented fireplace. Continue reading →

The 5-year-old child became scared when the power went out in the home, troopers said. Continue reading →

The woman was attacked in the state of Uttar Pradesh by a group of men that included two of the five she had accused of gang rape last year, police said. The two were out of custody on bail. Continue reading →

You’re never too old to benefit from exercise, experts say. Here’s how to get into it when you’re older. Continue reading →

The Veith House Community Hub hosted its annual Women’s Market, featuring clothing, tablecloths, bags and more made by women who are new to Halifax. Continue reading →

Five Canadians made the list, including Drake, Justin Bieber and Bryan Adams. Continue reading →

Halifax Regional Police say they were called to the Irving Service Station on Lacewood Drive just after 3:30 a.m. Continue reading →

The 22-year-old man and 22-year-old woman were arrested on several firearms-related charges. Continue reading →

The Thunderbirds were 1 for 5 on the power play and the Riptide went 1 for 3 with the man advantage. Continue reading →

SHAWINIGAN, Que. – Gabriel Denis scored 1:08 into overtime as the Shawinigan Cataractes edged the Victoriaville Tigres 3-2 on Saturday in Quebec Major Junior Hockey League action. Continue reading →

As the Halifax Thunderbirds prepare for their professional debut, coaches and athletes say their focus lies on creating a meaningful legacy in their East Coast home. Continue reading →

Two robberies occurred in Halifax on Saturday, but no one was injured. Continue reading →

‘One apartment was totally destroyed and there was damage to a second apartment,’ said the deputy chief of the Waterville fire department. Continue reading →

GATINEAU, Que. – The 67’s took the latest edition of the ‘The Battle of the Ottawa River’ against the Gatineau Olympiques. Continue reading →

Recently, the highest level of professional hockey has had a dark spotlight cast on it over allegations of coaching misconduct, ranging from racial slurs to physical abuse. Continue reading →

Members of the house debated a motion to strip Mitchelmore of his ministerial salary for a year, but that was defeated by a vote of 20-19. Continue reading →

The day is an opportunity to honour the women who lost their lives at École Polytechnique on December 6, 1989, and all women and girls who are impacted by gender-based violence. Continue reading →

Regulations are being prepared to prohibit the sale of cannabis vaping products that have a scent or flavour other than cannabis noticeable before or during use. Continue reading →

Lori Marino, president of the non-profit group, says a formal proposal won’t be submitted to regulators until more research is completed and community support is secured. Continue reading →

Over the past two years, HRM staff have been engaged in discussions with SSE regarding the possibility of a stadium and a CFL team. Continue reading →

Mayor Mike Savage will earn $190,072.43 in the 2019/20 year, an increase of over $8,000 from the year prior. Continue reading →

“The thoughtful design of the temporary shelter dignifies survivors by meeting their needs for self determination, security and connection.” Continue reading →

Halifax Regional Police are investigating two robberies that occurred overnight. Continue reading →

Friday marks the 102nd anniversary of the Halifax Explosion, which killed approximately 2,000 people and injured 9,000 more. Continue reading →

VICTORIAVILLE, Que. – Jeremy McKenna scored a hat trick as the Moncton Wildcats beat the Victoriaville Tigres 6-2 on Thursday in Quebec Major Junior Hockey League action. Continue reading →

The union is currently in the process of filling for the certification and the hearing is tentatively scheduled for Dec. 13. Continue reading →

More than 25 inmates in one block of the Nova Scotia Central Correctional Facility outnumbered correctional officers called to respond to the incident Monday evening. Continue reading →