A document filed in a Fredericton court is revealing new details about how Friday’s deadly shootings unfolded. Continue reading →

Many were surprised Monday by another little-known Google feature that tracks their location,. Here’s how to turn it off. Continue reading →

The 2018 wildfire season in British Columbia has grown to be the worst on record in years, and it’s going to get worse before it gets better. Continue reading →

The architect behind the bridge that collapsed in Genoa, Italy has designed nearly two dozen bridges around the world, including one in Canada. Continue reading →

Thousands of police officers and first responders from across the country are expected to attend a regimental funeral Saturday for the two officers. Continue reading →

The response to the changes has been mixed with people taking to social media to voice their complaints — and to make fun of the increased size.  Continue reading →

The Nova Scotia Nature Trust says the 120 hectares of lakes, wetlands and coastal barrens on the Pennant River near Sambro was donated anonymously. Continue reading →

The seagull, which had oil on it, was recovered at the southern end of the property, and its cause of death is not known, a Nova Scotia Power spokesperson said. Continue reading →

Nova Scotia RCMP say the two-vehicle collision happened at 4:15 p.m. at the intersection with El Lake Road in Belleville, N.S. Continue reading →

Residents say the celebrations provide a good opportunity to reflect on how far the community has come. Continue reading →

A famous treasure hunter and historian of Cape Breton island, remembered as a restless adventurer and superb storyteller, has died. Continue reading →

Matt Whitman say he’ll be back at city hall for the next meeting of regional council, set for Sept. 11.  Continue reading →

Police say Andrew Melvin George failed a roadside test and later provided breath samples which were more than three times the legal limit. Continue reading →

The bump includes an immediate 15-cent increase, to be followed by another 15-cent increase on Aug. 1, 2019 and 20-cents on Oct. 31, 2020. Continue reading →

Nova Scotia RCMP say the investigation by members of the Inverness/Richmond County Street Crime Enforcement Unit began in February. Continue reading →

A New Brunswick judge has ruled a court order to suppress details about the Fredericton shooting that killed four people will remain until at least Friday. Continue reading →

Speaking today at the Canadian Association of Chiefs of Police conference in Halifax, Blair says it involves changing the social conditions under which gun violence occurs. Continue reading →

Pratt’s family says in a statement that she died peacefully at her home in St. John’s, N.L., on Tuesday. Continue reading →

Bobbie Lee Wright is being remembered as a compassionate person who loved to help others. Continue reading →

As Fredericton struggles in the aftermath of the deadly shooting, residents of the apartment buildings returning home for the first time since the shooting offered new details of what occurred. Continue reading →

Blue-green algae is naturally occurring in freshwater and can produce toxins that can pose a risk to people and pets.  Continue reading →

Irving said the comments signalled a possible redirection of shipbuilding work out of Atlantic Canada and sought public assurances from the federal government that wasn’t the case.   Continue reading →

The man is described as five-foot-nine-inches tall and weighing 250 pounds with a heavy build. Continue reading →

The multimillion-dollar licence awarded to the Five Nations Clam Co. was supposed to offer 25 per cent of the catch to local Indigenous communities. Continue reading →

The Province’s power utility says it has made ‘steady progress’ on cleaning up the less than 5,000 litres of oil that made its way into the harbour. Continue reading →