‘The vast majority of troops — about 85 per cent — are not at their usual place of work,’ Gen. Jon Vance says. Continue reading →

“I know the relief those residents felt for a few moments has sadly been transformed into feelings of fear and uncertainty.” Continue reading →

“Not only doing that is unsafe — you can say selfish — because God forbid they get COVID-19 and all of a sudden they’re touching items that people go by and touch and then it spreads rapidly.” Continue reading →

Minister of Indigenous Services Marc Miller said there have been a total of 15 confirmed cases of COVID-19 in Indigenous communities. Continue reading →

When CERB was first announced on March 25, it was unclear exactly who would qualify. Now it appears students won’t qualify for the benefit. Continue reading →

The agency forecasts wind gusts between 70 km/h and 90 km/h with the highest speeds located along the coast.  Continue reading →

Jason MacLean, president of the Nova Scotia General Employees Union, told Global News the union learned of possible exposure on Thursday. Continue reading →

An estimated 24,500 Nova Scotians working in the food service sector have lost their jobs, but not everyone is closing up shop. Continue reading →

Dating apps are seeing increased use as people spend more time at home and seek out company, but the N.L. health minister says they come with risks. Continue reading →

Deputy Mayor Lisa Blackburn issued a notice that she’ll make a motion to extend when property taxes are due. Continue reading →

Police say the man was ticketed for failing to comply with regulations under the Health Protection Act. Continue reading →

The Nova Scotia Health Authority is issuing a warning for those were at Eagles Funeral Home in Westville, N.S. and Alma fire hall on March 15. Continue reading →

As of Thursday, there are 193 cases of the novel coronavirus in Nova Scotia.  Continue reading →

Janet Hazelton, the president of the Nova Scotia Nurses’ Union, says she wants an answer today on whether a written commitment will be provided. Continue reading →

Nova Scotia RCMP say officers responded to a call at 2:50 a.m. of a vehicle doing burn-outs on the Stellarton-Trafalgar Road in Hopewell, N.S. Continue reading →

Halifax Regional Police say at 11:15 a.m. Wednesday, park staff reported that earlier in the day a vehicle had struck the locked lower gate of Point Pleasant Park Continue reading →

“The individuals have been assessed by medical professionals and are self-isolating at home while they recover.” Continue reading →

Last Friday, the Nova Scotia Fisheries and Aquaculture Minister, Keith Colwell, announced the sportfishing season would be delayed until at least May 1. Typically, anglers head out on April 1 to begin fishing in rivers and lakes across the province. However, with the COVID-19 pandemic spreading and cases increasing daily, the provincial government is adding… Continue reading →

Tracey Avery and her husband are at home with their 19-year-old twins, Brandon and Kyle, both of whom have autism and require around-the-clock care. Continue reading →

Many citizens are listening to their provincial and federal governments by staying home, which means many are unable to work. That’s why Evan Matthews says the government should step in with a rent freeze. Continue reading →

Emily Dwyer is one of the 11 Nova Scotians to fully recover from COVID-19. Continue reading →

The employee, who was granted anonymity to protect their job, tells Global News they first learned of the confirmed case at the TD call centre on Mumford Road last week through a fellow colleague. Continue reading →

The Facebook page features videos of joyful musicians, singers and dancers – all of them performing in isolation. Continue reading →